Entry-Level CDL-A Regional Driver — $1,600–$1,800/wk After Training

This regional driving job runs out of Perry, Georgia, hauling no-touch dry van freight across the Eastern network. It's built for new CDL school grads: you'll start with paid mentor training, then move into your own assigned truck as a solo driver. Home time comes weekly or every other week.

Pay

• Training phase pays $850 per week, with hands-on guidance from a mentor

• Orientation is paid

• Once you're solo, drivers typically bring home $1,600 to $1,800 or more per week

• You're paid every Friday by direct deposit

What you'll haul

• No-touch dry van loads moving through the Eastern regional lanes

• Home weekly or bi-weekly

• You get your own truck once training wraps up

• Tolls are covered by the company, plus a company fuel program

• Dispatch is available around the clock

• Pet and rider policies may apply

Benefits

Coverage starts on your first day: medical, dental, vision and life insurance. You'll also get paid time off, paid holidays, a 401(k), and the chance to earn performance and safety bonuses.

Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL

• Diploma from an accredited CDL school

• At least 120 hours of training completed

• Clean enough driving record to meet company standards

• Able to satisfy DOT and FMCSA rules

• Strong communication skills, a learner's mindset, and a steady focus on safety