Regional CDL A Driver, Home Weekends

Job Description This is a full-time Regional CDL A Driving role that will get you home EVERY WEEKEND! Average annual pay is $85,000 - $105,000+. 67 - 71 cents per mile, based on experience. You will be driving across OH, KY, WV, PA, MD, NJ, MA, and CT. Tractor Information: ~550 late-model Freight liner Cascadia and Kenworth T680 tractors Automatic transmissions 1500-Watt inverters Refrigerators Flat Screen TVs Microwaves Truck speed set at 65 MPH (PasSmart up to 68 MPH) Air release fifth wheels Free SiriusXM radio service provided in all trucks Bluetooth radios Double bunk raised/high-rise roof Dual curtains, bunk cabin and front wrap around Dual tires Dual air ride seats Bunk heaters ~1,950 53' Wabash trailers ~60 53' Great Dane trailers SkyBitz tracking systems with cargo sensors Aerodynamic blades on most trailers Spring suspensions Requirements Requirements: Must be at least 23 years old. A valid and current Class A CDL 1 year of verifiable tractor-trailer experience No DWIs in the past 7 years No more than 3 moving violations in the past 3 years Pass a pre-employment DOT physical, drug screen, and Human Performance Evaluation (company truck drivers only for HPE) No preventable DOT reportable accidents in the past 3 years No drug test refusal or failure Benefits Benefits after 90 days of employment More accurate Practical Mileage pay Paid weekly Earn PTO (vacation) every 60,000 miles 401(k) match program Free rider program Health Insurance (Blue Cross and Blue Shield) and Dental Insurance available Cafeteria plan (make daycare and medical expenses tax-free) $10K free life insurance 100% no-touch freight No NYC, Canada, or Mexico Newer trailers with tracking & cargo sensors Late-model, well-equipped, assigned tractors Prepass Plus weigh station bypass and toll transponders Submit paperwork with your smart phone using Drive Axle, or use Transflo at truck stops Advanced online services allow you to manage your loads, review payroll, and much more using your smart phone

Created: 2024-11-02