Dedicated Regional CDL-A Driver — $1,511–$1,763 Weekly

Our company is hiring a dedicated regional CDL-A driver for routes running up and down the I-95 corridor. You will mostly drive automatic-transmission trucks pulling dry van trailers with retail and general dry goods.

Pay

• Weekly pay averages $1,511, with a top weekly pay of $1,763.

• The posting also puts typical weekly pay between $1,500 and $1,750.

Routes and freight

• You run from Florida up to Maine, and west as far as Ohio and Alabama.

• Expect around 2,000 miles and about 2 stops each week.

• The freight is no-touch retail and dry van goods.

• Half of your work is live loading and unloading, and the other half is drop-and-hook.

Schedule and home time

• This is a round-the-clock operation, so deliveries can happen by day or by night.

• A typical shift can run up to 14 hours.

• You get home every two weeks for 2 days. Staying out longer is possible, and it earns you extra days off.

• Truck parking is available at your home or at a secure spot near your home city.

Requirements

• A valid Class A CDL.

• At least 3 months of solo driving experience with a CDL-A.

• Willingness to work the every-two-weeks home schedule, nights and long shifts.

• Ability to handle live loading and unloading about half the time.

• Comfort running dry vans with an automatic transmission.

• Meeting the company's and its customers' requirements.