CDL-A No-Touch Driver

Little Rock CDL-A Truck DriverLocation: Little Rock, AR (72201) Average Pay: $1,350–$1,500 per week Freight Type: No-touch regional dry van Home Time: Full 48 hours every other weekendNo-touch freight reliability and strong dispatch coordination give Little Rock CDL-A truck drivers a regional position centered on productive miles and a defined work schedule. Average hauls run 700–750 miles, most freight is drop-and-hook, and drivers operate 2021 or newer automatic Freightliner and Kenworth tractors. The schedule runs for 12 days followed by a guaranteed 48-hour reset every other weekend.The Driving PositionThis is a multi-state regional dry van operation with no-touch freight. Drivers spend the majority of their time on longer runs averaging 700–750 miles rather than depending entirely on short trips to build weekly mileage.Most customer freight is handled through drop-and-hook operations. Some facilities require live unloading, but drivers are not responsible for unloading the trailer.Load assignments are coordinated in advance whenever possible so the next move can be organized before the current trip is completed.Your 12-Day ScheduleThe operating cycle is straightforward. Drivers run regional freight for 12 days and then return home for a full 48-hour reset every other weekend.This repeating schedule creates a defined home-time routine while providing enough time on the road to maintain consistent mileage.Drivers with safe truck parking may take their assigned tractor home for the reset. Approved parking locations are another option when needed.Earnings and BenefitsAverage weekly pay ranges from $1,350–$1,500 based on miles and experience. Detention compensation is available for qualifying delays.Medical, dental, and vision coverage becomes available after 6 months. Eligible drivers also receive paid time off and access to a 401(k) retirement plan.Inside the TruckDrivers are assigned 2021 or newer Freightliner and Kenworth tractors with automatic transmissions.Equipment includes APUs and inverters along with refrigerator space and mounts for a TV and microwave. Trucks receive regularly scheduled preventive maintenance to help limit avoidable equipment downtime.Additional Driver OptionsApproved drivers can participate in rider and pet programs. Dispatch assistance is available for routing and load-related needs, while maintenance support is available for equipment concerns throughout the trip.What You NeedValid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of recent tractor-trailer driving experienceAcceptable driving and safety recordMust meet DOT qualification and company safety requirementsCK Transportation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.