Class A CDL Regional Dedicated

Posted 10 days ago

affinity executive searchGrand Island (NE)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

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Junior

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$ 119000 per year

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About the role

Class A CDL Regional Dedicated

Salary: $$ 98000 - $$ 119000 per year

Location: Grand Island, Nebraska

Minimum Degree:

Relocation Assistance: Available

Job Description:

We are hiring experienced Class A CDL drivers for a dedicated fleet offering consistent miles, weekly home time, and competitive earning potential. This is a great opportunity for drivers who enjoy staying active and prefer a consistent regional route.
Pay & Schedule
Average Weekly Pay: $1,900-$2300

Average Miles: Approximately 1,750 miles per week

Hometime: Home weekly for a 34-hour reset Job Details23 loads per week26 stops per load Drivers assist with unloading the freight, providing an active, hands-on workday Deliveries are within Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, the Dakota's, and Missouri. Mileage pay plus load pay Sleeper trucks with automatic transmissions Pulling 53-foot dry van trailers If you're looking for a consistent driving position with weekly home time, strong earning potential, and steady miles, this opportunity offers a solid combination of pay and schedule.

Qualifications:

Class A CDL with at least 6 months of tractor-trailer experience outside of truck school and training
Live within 100 miles of Grand Island, NEWhy is This a Great Opportunity
Steady freight, great home time, and benefits

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