CDL-A Dry Van Driver - New CDL Holders - Paid Road Training

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionYou passed the test. Now it is time to learn the job for real, with someone beside you on the road and a paycheck coming in. After training you run solo at $0.50 per mile, which means about $1,300 to $1,400 a week for 2,600 to 2,800 miles, paid every Friday.Week by WeekWeek 1: onboarding class with a skills evaluation and extra coaching if needed. Hotel paid plus a $100 food stipendWeeks 2 and 3: at least 10 days with a road mentor, 5 or more hours of driving each day, $75 per daySign off: backing, pre-trip inspection and road testSolo: your own truck and your own fleetFemale trainees are matched with female mentorsSolo Pay$0.50 per mile at 2,000 safe miles, no lower rookie rate8 to 10 cents per mile weekly incentive for top performersDetention $15 an hour after 2 hours, layover $40, breakdown $1006 paid holidays at $100 each and a yearly raiseHome Time and FreightOut 1 to 2 weeks, Monday through SaturdaySunday is reset day, every weekNo touch dry van, mostly drop and hookDirect customer freight, not load boardsTruckAutomatic sleeper, about 1.5 years old on averageAPU, fridge, double bunkComes home with you on time offBenefitsMedical, dental, vision and prescription after 60 days401k with company match up to 3%Tuition reimbursement toward your CDL school$200 orientation pay, travel reimbursed up to $800Paid vacation and paid tollsWho Can ApplyAge 21 or older, Class A CDLCompleted a verifiable CDL program of at least 120 hours within the past 12 monthsNo other trucking company since schoolNo more than 4 moving violations in 3 years and no DUI/DWI in 5Pass urine drug screening and DOT physicalApply on Indeed and a recruiter will call to go over pay, training and start dates.Equal Opportunity Employer.