CDL- A Dedicated Truck Driver

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionAs a CDL-A Driver in the dedicated division of C.R. England, you can count on consistent miles with regular routes, highly competitive pay, health and retirement benefits, and the industry’s best equipment. This dedicated account for Georgia Pacific offers consistent miles hauling no-touch retail freight, or dry van goods with an average of 2 stops a week. Drivers average 2000 miles a week.Valid CDL-A plus 3+ months of Class A CDL experience requiredThis lane is not suitable for students, recent graduates, or trainees.Lane Details:Deliveries along the I-95 corridor from Florida to Maine, and West as far Ohio, down to AlabamaSchedule: 2 Days home - Every two weeks outDrivers can stay out longer if they prefer and will earn one day off for every week outTypical shifts are 14 hours. This is a 24/7 operation, day and night time deliveries might be requiredMileage pay, Stop pay, Detention payAll trucks equipped with automatic transmission, pulling dry van trailersTruck parking at home or secure location near homeDriver Requirements:Valid Class A CDL21 Years of age or older3 months of or more of recent Class A CDL experienceBenefits:Medical, Dental, Vision, HSA, FSA, Life and AD+D InsurancePTO401(k)Additional voluntary benefitsFor additional details, including eligibility, please see the Company's Benefit Summary and Driver Employee Policy Manual.Weekly and yearly pay estimates are based on 1+ years of experience. For Pay Disclaimer visit: Privacy Policy visit: DescriptionWhether you need a CDL, a truck driver job, or both; we have you covered with best-in-class training and great pay is just the start to take your career to the next level. We have open lanes in our Dedicated, Regional, National, and Intermodal divisions allowing you to choose your lane. All of our jobs include highly competitive pay, health and retirement benefits, and the industry’s best equipment. We are seeking truck drivers that have a safe and clean record and can handle 12 Gears, 18 Wheels, 40 Tons, 80 Feet, and 400 Horsepower!