CDL-A Regional Driver

CDL-A Truck DriverPay: $1,500 to $1,650 per week Freight: No-touch dry van Home Time: Every other weekend Location: Detroit, MI 48216Regional freight reliability and dependable route planning provide CDL-A truck drivers with established dry van lanes and consistent mileage throughout the work cycle.Albany Trucking is hiring CDL-A truck drivers for a full-time no-touch dry van position. Weekly pay ranges from $1,500 to $1,650 with approximately 2,500 miles per week.Most freight operates east of I-35 with no NYC routes. Drivers may occasionally cover nationwide runs when needed based on freight demand.Average hauls are approximately 700 miles, giving drivers longer runs and productive driving time between pickups and deliveries. Home time is scheduled every other weekend.What You'll Do:Run established freight primarily east of I-35Haul no-touch dry van loadsOperate Kenworth and Freightliner sleeper trucksAverage approximately 2,500 miles per weekTake the truck home or park at the terminal when availableDrivers operate within established freight lanes while route planning supports consistent mileage between home-time periods.Benefits:Paid time off and paid orientationAdditional pay for detention, layover, and breakdownsMedical, dental, and vision insurance is available after 30 days. Drivers become eligible for the 401K after 6 months, with consistent freight and reliable weekly miles supporting dependable earnings.Requirements:To qualify, you must have a valid CDL-A license and at least 3 months of tractor-trailer OTR experience within the last 3 years. No endorsements are required.About Albany Trucking:Albany Trucking provides CDL-A truck drivers with dependable freight, reliable equipment, and clear expectations throughout the work cycle. The position combines established lanes, consistent mileage opportunities, and scheduled home time.Equal Opportunity Employer:Albany Trucking is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to fair hiring practices and equal employment opportunities for all applicants.