CDL-A Dollar Tree Regional Fleet Truck Driver - Pay Increased (20011)

Announcing BIG pay increase. Nine states make up your delivery map on this Dollar Tree account, and every load starts at the distribution center in Cowpens, SC. You run regional freight to stores in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia and Ohio. This is an active job. You hand-unload trailers using rollers, so it suits CDL-A drivers who like staying on their feet as much as being behind the wheel. Each week ends with a 34-hour reset at home. A Typical Week as a Truck Driver: On average, 3 loads per week Three stops per load An estimated 1,100 miles weekly Hand-unload freight at stores using rollers Backhauls to the DC are typically no-touch live loads Mileage pay Stop pay Home Time: Home weekly with a 34-hour reset Days off are either Friday night to Saturday or Saturday night to Sunday Truck Driver Equipment: Top-of-the-line sleeper trucks with automatic transmissions 53' dry trailers Take your truck home to park as long as the spot is safe and secure Live near Cowpens? The account has a place to park the equipment C.R. England runs one of the newest fleets in the country Pay Details: Layover 24 hours - $200 per day Breakdown 24 hours - $200 per day Training - Retraining Pay - $200 per day Backhaul Pickup - $25 per load St George backhaul pickup - $15 per load, $15 for Dunnage Mentor pay - $50 per day - $250 per week Mentor Road Test - $50 per road test Clean DOT Inspection - $25 Safe and On Time Bonus - Up to 3% Weekly Pay per mile (CPM) Stop pay Holiday Sign-On Bonus - $1,000 Requirements: Valid Class A CDL 21 years of age or older 3+ months of recent Class A CDL experience Truck parking at home or secure location near home Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, HSA, FSA, Life and AD+D Insurance PTO 401(k) Additional voluntary benefits Consistency Matters Because we're one of the biggest carriers in the business, we can build more consistency into our jobs, which matters a lot to experienced truck drivers. Logging miles is important, but so is home time, so we have schedules that make sense and a whole support team dedicated to making sure you're maximizing your time on the road without wasting time waiting around. 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: