CDL-A OTR Team-to-Solo Driver — $1,500–$2,500/wk

Our company LLC is looking for a CDL-A driver to start out team driving over-the-road, with the goal of moving into a solo OTR seat after training. You'll haul dry van freight nationwide in a 53-foot trailer, full-time.

Pay

• $1,500.00 - $2,500.00 per week

How the role works

• You'll spend roughly 3-4 weeks paired with an experienced driver, learning company processes, equipment, freight handling and routes.

• The first couple of weeks focus on orientation: getting comfortable with procedures, equipment, trip planning, fuel management and time management across regional and nationwide runs.

• The next couple of weeks shift toward solo readiness: planning trips on your own, handling pickups and deliveries efficiently, and finishing up with a final safety and driving check.

• Once you pass that evaluation, you move into your own solo OTR truck. Exact timing depends on how you perform and how ready you are.

What you'll haul

• Dry van freight, coast to coast, in a 53-foot trailer.

What the job involves

• Driving a Class A tractor-trailer safely across the country.

• Riding and working with a trainer-partner during the team phase.

• Hitting pickup and delivery windows.

• Doing pre-trip and post-trip vehicle checks.

• Keeping electronic logs accurate and staying within DOT hours-of-service rules.

• Staying in professional contact with dispatch, brokers and customers.

• Securing loads properly and keeping the truck clean.

• Showing up on time, driving safely, and taking care of the equipment.

Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL.

• Meets DOT medical and driver qualification standards.

• Clean enough driving record to pass review.

• Able to pass DOT drug and alcohol testing.

• Willing to be on the road nationwide for extended stretches.

• Good communication and time-management skills.

• Comfortable working alongside another driver during the training weeks.

• Newer CDL holders are welcome to reach out; experience and eligibility are considered case by case.

What you get

• 3-4 weeks of paid hands-on team training.

• A path to your own solo truck afterward.

• Nationwide dry van miles.

• Help with route planning and day-to-day operations.

• Room to grow long-term with the company.

• A workplace that emphasizes professionalism and safety.

Who fits this role

• Drivers serious about building a trucking career, open to learning as part of a team first, and ready to run solo once trained. People with a criminal record are welcome to apply.