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CDL-A Truck Driver - Earn Up to $1,700+/Week + No-Touch Freight

Posted 3 days ago

us xpressWinston-Salem (NC)

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Junior

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$1,700+ per Week

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About the role

U.S. Xpress is Now Hiring Regional CDL-A Drivers Earn Up to $1,700+ per Week*- Up to $4,000 Sign-On Bonus*Home Weekly - No-Touch Freight - Full Benefits Available
Top Pay & Benefits: Top 20% earn $1,200 - $1,700+ per week* Up to $4,000 sign-on bonus* Earn 48 - 85 CPM* Average 1,500 - 2,000 miles per week Home weekly Newer equipment averaging 18 months Performance & safety bonuses* Convenient home base terminals 401(k) match + stock purchase plan Health, dental, & vision Insurance with prescription benefits for employees and dependents (*Depending on experience, route and/or location) Drive the Future of Freight with U.S. - Apply Now!
Additional Benefits: Paid orientation Short-term & long-term disability insurance Basic & supplemental life insurance Accidental Death & Dismemberment insurance Accident insurance Hospital Indemnity & Critical Illness coverage Health Care & Flexible Spending accounts Paid vacation after 1 year Employee assistance program 24/7 driver support Tuition reimbursement Pet insurance
Requirements: Must have Class A License (CDL A) Must be 21 years or older 3 months of verifiable experience No more than 1 CMV on-road preventable accident in the last 2 years No major CMV preventable accidents in the last 5 years No more than 2 moving violations in the last 2 years No DUI/DWI within the past 5 years, or 10 years if the offense occurred while holding a CDL Must be able to pass a DOT physical and drug test. No drug-related conviction within the past 5 years, or 10 years if the offense occurred while holding a CDL. No positive/refused tests in the past 10 years with CDL-A/CLP SAP drivers are not eligible for hire No deadline to applyapplications accepted on an ongoing basis Bonus payouts subject to qualifications; ask a recruiter for details? Don't Wait - Apply Now!

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