No-Experience Local CDL-A Driver — Home Daily, $1,200–$1,600/wk

Local CDL-A position based near Auburn, AL, built for drivers who just got their CDL-A and haven't driven professionally yet. You'll run no-touch dry van freight on local routes and be back home every day after your shift.

Pay

• Average earnings of $1,200 - $1,600 per week, or about $63,000 - $83,000 per year

• Mileage rate of 50¢ - 65¢ per mile depending on experience

• $10 paid per stop

• Typically 2,000 - 2,300 miles weekly

• Paid out weekly by direct deposit

Home time

• Night shift, home every day once your shift wraps up

Orientation

• Lasts one day

• You're paid $300 for it, added to your first paycheck

• Hotel and transportation are covered

• Expect an English proficiency check and a driving skills evaluation

What you'll haul

You'll run dry van loads that are 100% no-touch, moving freight locally between Georgia and Alabama. Routes stay close to home with steady work year-round.

Requirements

• Current Class A CDL

• No previous driving experience necessary - new CDL-A holders welcome

• At least 21 years old

• Current DOT medical certificate

• Must pass a DOT pre-employment drug and alcohol test

• Driving record must meet DOT and company standards

• Live within 50 miles of Auburn, AL

• Authorized to work in the U.S.

• Applicants with a criminal history are welcome to apply

What the job involves

• Operate a Class A truck safely

• Handle pickups and deliveries on your assigned routes

• Stay in touch with dispatch and customers about load status and delivery timing

• Keep electronic logs and paperwork accurate

• Follow DOT, FMCSA and company safety rules

Benefits

• Medical, dental and vision coverage, plus a health savings account

• 401(k) with company match

• Life, disability, AD&D and critical illness coverage

• Paid time off and paid orientation

• Tuition reimbursement and referral program

• Pet and rider ride-along programs

• Safety gear provided

• Benefits kick in after 30 days on the job

Equipment and support

Trucks are late-model automatics, averaging 1.5-2 years old and kept up with regular maintenance. A dedicated dispatcher is available around the clock to help with load planning, routing and any issues on the road. The company has over 20 years in the trucking business.