Class A Driver - Full Benefits 2000 week Home Weekly

Posted 2 days ago

dry truckingNew Braunfels (TX)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local

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Junior

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$1,800 per week

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About the role

Class A Driver - Full Benefits |$2000 week| Home Weekly(Full Time)

Job Type: DrivingWe are hiring experienced CDL Class A drivers for full-time W-2 company positions. We offer consistent freight, dependable weekly pay, modern equipment, and a full benefits package. Available routes may include local, regional, and OTR opportunities, depending on the drivers location and current account availability. Pay and Position DetailsMultiple pay options. CPM or Flat Rate Weekly. Earn up to $2500 NET based on experience and trailer type Average pay of $1,800 per week Weekly pay by direct deposit Consistent freight and reliable mileage Loaded and empty miles paid Majority no-touch freight Regular home time based on account Professional dispatch and driver support EquipmentModern Volvo and Freightliner trucks Automatic transmissions Comfortable sleeper setups Professionally maintained equipment Full Benefits PackageMedical insurance Vision insurance Paid time off Safety and performance bonuses Fuel card and cash advance programs OrientationPaid orientation Travel assistance provided Hotel accommodations covered Transportation to orientation arranged by the company Driver RequirementsValid Class A CDL Minimum 3 months of verifiable CDL driving experience Acceptable driving and safety record No recent DUI, DWI, or drug- or alcohol-related violations Must meet all company and insurance requirements Home time, running area, and account details depend on the drivers location. Qualified applicants will be matched with the best available position in their area.

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