CDL-A Dedicated Regional Driver (30101)

Looking for consistent miles, reliable earnings, and predictable home time? Join a dedicated account where drivers average 2,200 miles per week while hauling 100% no-touch freightWhat You Can ExpectAverage 2,200 miles per week100% no-touch freightConsistent freight on a dedicated accountPredictable home-time schedule Home TimeDrivers are typically home for two days after every two weeks out. Drivers have option to stay out longer and earn one day off for every week out.Operating AreaMost deliveries run along the Southwest-Central corridor from Texas through Oklahoma, with additional freight into the Southeast areas of travel may include Michigan, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Kentucky, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Florida, and Alabama.EquipmentTrucks equipped with automatic transmissionsDry van trailers onlyTake your truck home and park at your residence or another approved secure location nearbyRequirements:Valid Class A CDL21 years of age or older3+ months of recent Class A CDL experienceThis lane is not suitable for students, recent grads, or traineesBenefits:Medical, Dental, Vision, HSA, FSA, Life and AD+D InsurancePTO401(k)Additional voluntary benefitsJobs for Experienced Truck Drivers at C.R. EnglandConsistency, reliability, and support are the reasons experienced professional drivers come to C.R. England and stay with us for the long haul. We're a trucking company run by truckers, which means we understand what professional drivers need to feel at home. We're always looking for experienced professionals who share our commitment to safety and excellence to join our stellar team of stand-out drivers.For 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: For Privacy Policy visit: