Regional CDL-A Driver (Solo) – Home Next Day | $25/HR

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totaltalentadvisorsUnion City (CA)

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Class A CDL-A Regional SOLO2 Driver – Home the Next DayPay:$25.00/hour + Overtime after 40 hours
Job Type: Full-Time | W2
Location: Union City, CA Join an Amazon Freight Partner and enjoy the stability of consistent freight, competitive pay, and predictable home time. We’re looking for motivated Class A CDL-A drivers with a safe driving record to join our growing team. As an Amazon Freight Partner, we exclusively haul Amazon freight using modern Amazon-branded equipment.
What You’ll Do: Haul Amazon freight (primarilyno-touch freight ) using state-of-the-art Amazon-branded equipment, including newer sleeper cabs. RunRegional SOLO2 routeswithone overnight per trip — home the next day. Work a consistent schedule of approximately40 hours per week, with overtime opportunities available. Deliver freight safely and on time while helping maintain Amazon’s high service standards. 4 days on and 4 days off
Why You’ll Love Working With Us: $25.00/hourwithovertime after 40 hours Consistent, flexible schedules(typically 3–4 shifts per week) Additional shifts and overtime opportunities available Predictable weekly earnings W2 employment Paid Time Off (PTO) Health, dental, and 401(k) benefits Modern Amazon-branded equipment Stable, year-round freight
Minimum Qualifications: At least 21 years of age ValidClass A CDL Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience(6+ months preferred) Must successfully pass a DOT physical Clean Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) and good DAC report No current CDL suspension or revocation Ability to speak, read, and write English sufficiently to comply with DOT regulations and communicate effectively Comfortable using GPS, handheld devices, and smartphone applications

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