Ridgefield WA Touch Freight: $2,548/Wk | Home Weekly

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transporting logisticsEverett (WA)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Local

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$103,475 per year

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About the role

Dedicated Class A Solo Driver — Weekly Home Time Looking for a high-paying dedicated route that gets you back home every single week without sacrificing your paycheck? We are filling open solo positions on a consistent regional account based out of Ridgefield, WA.The Pay Breakdown Weekly Average:$1,990 (top earners pulling up to $2,548 weekly).Annualized Earnings:$103,475 to $132,497.

Pay Scale: Hourly compensation ranging from $29 to $31.00 based on your months of experience, backed by Safe & On-Time Bonuses. The Route & Freight The Lane:

Regional runs beginning in Ridgefield, WA, covering Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Northern California.
The Haul:
All dry freight. Expect 2 to 4 loads per week with 3 to 4 stops per load.

The Work: This is hands-on active work; drivers are responsible for unloading trailers using rollers. Schedule & Hometime Hometime:

Weekly home time featuring a 34-hour reset. Days off vary and both day and night shifts are available depending on freight demands.
Time Off Note:
During the holiday season, time off may be reduced, but additional time off can occur based on freight demands at other times of the year.
Requirements, Perks & Screening

Experience Needed: Minimum of 3 months of experience. Parking: If you live more than 50 miles away from Ridgefield, WA, you must have a safe, authorized place to park the truck.

Perks & Benefits: Full medical coverage, dental, vision, paid time off (PTO), and a 401(k) plan. Screening: Pre-employment testing requires both a hair follicle test and a standard urine drug screen.

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