Regional CDL-A Driver, No Experience Needed — Home Weekly, $1,600–$1,800/wk

Our company is bringing on new CDL-A drivers for regional dry van runs. No prior driving experience is needed, and you'll get home every week once you're running solo.

Training

• You'll complete paid training at $650 per week, with a mentor and staff support throughout

• CDL school grads need at least 120 hours of classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction to qualify

• Once training wraps up, you move onto the regular solo pay plan

Pay

• Solo drivers can expect $1,600-$1,800 per week, though this is an average rather than a guarantee

• You can earn more on top of base pay for safe, strong performance

• Paychecks go out every Friday

Home time

• You'll be home every week

Freight and routes

• Routes stay regional

• Freight is dry van, with drop-and-hook loads included

Equipment

• You'll be assigned a brand-new truck

What the job involves

• Hauling regional dry van loads, including drop-and-hook deliveries

• Doing thorough pre-trip and post-trip inspections

• Logging your hours accurately through ELD

• Staying compliant with FMCSA and company safety policies

• Getting loads delivered safely and on time

Benefits

• Medical, dental and vision coverage

• A 401(k) with company match

• Paid time off

• A driver and pet policy

Requirements

• A valid Class A CDL

• At least 120 hours of instruction from an accredited CDL school

• Completed ELDT through an FMCSA-registered provider

• No professional driving experience necessary

• Must be 21 or older, as federal DOT rules require for interstate runs

• Must pass a DOT pre-employment drug screen and be enrolled in the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse

• Must meet DOT and company hiring criteria