CDL-A Regional Driver

Regional Route CoordinationFreight is planned across established regional routes rather than relying entirely on last-minute load assignments. Dispatch coordinates upcoming freight whenever possible so drivers can transition from one load to the next with better visibility into the week.Because this is a flatbed operation, proper load preparation remains a priority. Class A CDL drivers secure freight using chains, straps, binders, and tarps based on the specific commodity. Pre-trip and post-trip inspections are part of the daily routine, and drivers are expected to maintain professional securement standards on every load.Earnings and Additional PayWeekly Pay ranges from $1,300 to $1,500 based on miles, load type, and performance. Flatbed-related work and delays are compensated separately where applicable, giving CDL A drivers additional earning opportunities beyond the base mileage rate.Tarp pay for qualifying loadsDetention and breakdown compensationMinimum weekly pay protection after the first monthOrientation pay following successful completionAnnual pay increases based on performance and tenureWeekly ScheduleCDL-A truck drivers return home each week for a minimum 34-hour reset. Depending on freight timing and route completion, many drivers receive approximately 46 to 53 hours at home. The regional operating structure is designed to support both steady freight movement and consistent weekly scheduling.Assigned EquipmentDrivers operate Peterbilt 579 tractors averaging approximately 1.5 years old. Trucks feature high-roof sleepers, inverters, SiriusXM capability, TV mounts, dual drive tires, and Espar bunk heaters. Forward-facing cameras monitor roadway conditions without recording inside the cab.Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance are available along with a 401(k) with company match. Additional benefits include paid holidays, vacation, per diem options, a rider program, and safe-driving rewards.Driver QualificationsA valid Class A CDL and current medical certification are required. Applicants need at least 12 months of recent OTR flatbed experience along with established cargo securement skills and a satisfactory driving record. A TWIC card is required, or the driver must be willing to obtain one.About CK TransportationCK Transportation connects experienced CDL-A truck drivers with driving opportunities based on their qualifications and career priorities. Our recruiters provide clear details about compensation, freight, equipment, scheduling, and home time before drivers move forward.CK Transportation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.