Regional CDL-A Dry Van Driver — $1,900–$2,000/Week

This is a dedicated regional dry van job for CDL-A drivers hauling freight in the Midwest, with you home every week. Drivers average about 970 miles a week and run three turns, unloading deliveries themselves with rollers.

Pay

• Average pay is $1,900 a week, with top earners at $2,000 a week.

• That works out to roughly $93,600 a year on average and up to $104,000 at the top.

• Your pay comes from mileage, unload pay and backhaul pay.

Home time and schedule

• You are home each week for a 34-hour reset, usually Saturday–Sunday or Sunday–Monday.

• Work days are Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday, depending on your location.

What you'll haul

• Dedicated dry freight moving through Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana and northern Kentucky.

• Loads have 3–5 stops each. This is touch freight, so you unload dry goods with rollers.

• You drive 53-foot dry van trailers pulled by automatic sleeper trucks.

• Taking the truck home may be possible if the parking spot is safe and secure.

Requirements

• A valid Class A CDL and at least 3 months of CDL-A experience.

• A clean driving record and a valid DOT medical card.

• SAP drivers cannot be considered.

• You must be able to unload freight with rollers and run regional routes safely.