Class A CDL Truck Driver | Home Weekly Dedicated Fleet

Job Description

Job Description

We are now hiring dependable, hardworking Class A CDL drivers for a high-paying regional dedicated account. If you enjoy a physically active driving career, consistent weekly miles, and reliable home time, this fleet is the perfect fit.

We treat our drivers with the utmost respect and strive to provide the steady freight, support, and care you need to thrive.

• Weekly Earnings: Highly competitive $1,400 – $1,800 gross per week.
• Sign-On Bonus: $2,000.00 to jumpstart your earnings on this account.
• Unload Pay: $240.00 for every trailer fully unloaded.
• Backhaul Pay: $50.00 per completed backhaul.
• Freight Stability: Steady, year-round freight and consistent dispatch.

• Home Weekly: Minimum of one weekly reset (resets are typically taken on the road during your delivery cycles).
• Shift Times: Most deliveries occur in the early morning hours. Drivers must be prepared for night, weekend, and holiday driving to hit delivery windows exactly on time.
• Volume: Highly predictable regional scheduling averaging 3 loads per week.

• 100% Touch Freight: Drivers are responsible for fully unloading trailers box-by-box using a gravity roller system.
• Unload Structure: Live unloads directly at customer storefront locations.
• Mileage Volume: Highly consistent 1,500 – 2,000 miles per week.
• Running Area: Dedicated regional lanes operating throughout Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and parts of Alabama.

• Comprehensive Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance.
• Fully Paid Orientation.
• Direct, face-to-face support from a driver-focused, highly supportive operations team.

• License: Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL-A).
• Experience: Minimum of 3 months of verifiable Class A tractor-trailer driving experience within the last 3 years. (Please note: Driving school or training academy time does not count toward this requirement).
• Physical Ability: Must be physically capable of performing frequent box-by-box touch freight and climbing in/out of the trailer safely.
• Compliance: Clean safety record. Must meet all standard Department of Transportation (DOT), background, and FMCSA drug & alcohol clearinghouse requirements.