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Regional Class A CDL Truck Driver

Posted 3 days ago

ryder systemLexington (NC)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$78000 - 94000 per year

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About the role

Ryder System is hiring a Regional Home Weekly Class A Truck Driver to support dedicated transportation and logistics operations. In this role, you will safely operate Class A tractors and trailers on regional routes, ensuring on-time deliveries and exceptional customer service. Responsibilities include vehicle inspections, adhering to DOT and Ryder safety standards, accurate logging, and secure freight handling. Enjoy predictable home time weekly, modern well-maintained equipment, and a safety-first culture with opportunities for career growth across Ryder’s nationwide transportation network. Operate Class A tractor-trailers on regional routes with weekly home time Perform pre- and post-trip inspections and report maintenance needs Ensure compliance with DOT, FMCSA, and Ryder safety policies Maintain accurate electronic logs and required documentation Secure freight properly to prevent damage or loss Deliver freight on time while providing professional customer service Communicate with dispatch and operations regarding routes and schedules Follow designated routes and adjust for traffic and weather conditions Handle basic freight loading/unloading as required Support Ryder’s safety-first, integrity-driven culture on every trip Class A CDL driving Regional route navigation DOT compliance Vehicle inspection and maintenance checks Electronic logbooks/ELD use Freight securement Time management and scheduling Defensive driving techniques Customer service communication Basic freight documentation Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Valid Class A CDL Clean MVR per Ryder standards DOT medical card Knowledge of FMCSA/DOT regulations Hazmat endorsement preferred

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