CDL A Midwest Drivers - Home weekends!

Job Description

Job Description

Job Requirements:

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Must have at least 2 years of commercial driving experience

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One Year Must Be From Recent CDL A Experience

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Must be at least 25 years of age

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Must Meet FMCSA Requirements

Job Description:

Our CDL A Company Drivers Commonly Average $2,000 Weekly | Home on Weekends | All the Miles You Want

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•Must Have 2 Years CDL A Experience To Qualify

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PAY:

•Base Pay: 60 CPM (50 CPM + 10 CPM Per Diem)

•Up to 8 CPM in performance bonuses

•Fuel Efficiency Bonus: 1-2 CPM

•Mileage Bonus: 1-5 CPM

•Safety Bonus: 1 CPM

•Stop Pay

•Detention Pay

•Lost Day Pay

•Clean Inspection Bonuses

•Paid Weekly

MILES:

•2,500 - 3,500 miles per week

•Same pay for loaded and empty miles

EQUIPMENT:

•2023 or newer Freightliners

•EAPUs

•Inverters

•SiriusXM Radio

•Refrigerator

•Microwave

•Double Bunk

•Bluetooth

•70 MPH Limiters

BENEFITS:

•Blue Cross Blue Shield Medical

•Dental Insurance

•Vision Insurance

•Life Insurance

•401(k) with Company Match

•PTO and Paid Holidays (19 days annually)

•Pet Program from Day 1

•Passenger Program from Day 1

OPERATING AREA:

•Midwest Regional: MN, WI, MI, OH, IL, IN, IA, MO, KY

•No Forced Night Driving

•Take Your Truck Home

•Up to $200 Monthly Safe Parking Allowance

ORIENTATION:

•Fast-Track 1.5-Day Paid Orientation

•Get on the road and earning quickly

DRIVER REFERRAL PROGRAM:

•Earn $2,500 for every qualified driver referral

FREIGHT:

•Dry Van Only

•No-Touch Freight

•Some Drop and Hook

MNS1 Express understands the importance of work-life balance. Drivers enjoy consistent miles, quality equipment, and valuable home time. While many drivers are home every weekend, home time can vary by location. Wage Range: $1500 per week - $2000 per week Weekly USD General Description of Benefits: Benefits at a glance: Health Dental Vision Company paid life insurance Supplemental insurance options Employee Assistance Program Paid Time Off Holiday pay 401(k) retirement plan with company matching contributions