CDL-A Semi-Local/Regional Driver — $1,400–$1,800/Week

This dedicated CDL-A role runs semi-local and regional routes out of Sumner, Washington, with lanes heading east and south that all return to the Sumner terminal. Both newly licensed CDL-A trainees and experienced drivers are encouraged to apply, and the job includes both day and night shifts with weekend work required.

Pay

• Experienced drivers typically bring home $1,400 to $1,800 a week

• New trainees start at $900 a week

• Expect roughly 2,000 to 3,000 miles weekly depending on your route

• Extra pay includes a $15 stop payment and additional short-haul pay

• Performance-based bonuses are available

• A pay guarantee applies for your first three months after you start driving solo

Home time

• Time at home ranges from every other day up to a weekly 34-hour reset, depending on the route you're assigned

• Some routes bring you home every 2 to 4 days

• Actual home time depends on operational needs and isn't guaranteed

What you'll haul

• Dedicated freight on semi-local and regional lanes, not long-haul OTR

• Preloaded trailers, drop-and-hook setups, and timely live unloads

Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL

• Open to both trainees and experienced drivers

• Available to work weekends and both day and night shifts

• Comfortable driving in winter weather, including using tire chains when needed

• Must satisfy DOT and FMCSA standards

• Dependable and safety-focused

Hiring area

The company hires CDL-A drivers from approved parts of Washington and select Idaho areas near Coeur d'Alene and Clarkston, within a 75-mile radius of designated hiring locations.

Notes

Weekly pay figures are averages and vary by experience, mileage and route assignment; trainee pay differs from experienced driver pay, and weekend availability is required.