CDL-A Truck Driver - Regional - No Touch Freight
$2,000 per week
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$2,000 per week
About the role
- Reliable weekly earnings you can count on. Earn $1,250 - $2,000 per week*, with consistent regional freight and engineered lanes designed to keep miles steady and downtime low.
- Home time that fits your life. Choose weekly or bi-weekly home time options, giving you flexibility without sacrificing earning potential.
- Easy freight, smoother weeks. Run 100% no-touch dry van loads, spending more time driving and less time waiting or handling freight.
- Equipment that keeps you rolling. MVT's fleet runs with less than 1% downtime, backed by Penske roadside assistance and replacement trucks to keep you on schedule.
- Benefits, Bonuses & ExtrasStrong benefits from day one. Full benefits package, weekly direct deposit, and access to pet & rider policies.
- Bonuses that actually stand out. Earn a $1,000 referral bonus, monthly fuel incentive bonuses, and qualify for MVT's quarterly new car giveaway.
- Rewards for running smart. Finish the year with the best MPG and compete for a $25,000 grand prize, because efficiency should pay.
- Tools that make life easier. Driver app for logs and paperwork, plus 24/7 Penske roadside support and replacement equipment when needed.
- Pay varies by route, location, experience level, and performance.
- There is no deadline to apply. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.
- Driver Requirements
- Valid Class A CDL6 months recent CDL-A experience
- Houston and Phoenix: 2 years recent CDL-A experience
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