Truck Driver

Posted 2 days ago

youhas truckingyouhas transportationDanville (IL)

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

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Junior

SALARY

$1,200–$2,500+ weekly

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About the role

🚛 Youhas Trucking is Hiring – CDL-A Regional Drivers | $1,200–$2,500+ Weekly Earning Potential📍 Danville, Illinois We are looking for experienced CDL-A drivers for consistent regional freight throughout the Midwest. Compensation• $0.58–$0.68 CPM on standard regional freight, based on experience and tenure• Higher compensation on qualifying premium/dedicated routes• Additional compensation for qualifying stops, layovers and backhauls• Approximately $1,200–$2,500+ weekly earning potential depending on route, mileage, availability and experience• Weekly pay What We Offer✅ Weekly home time✅ Consistent regional freight✅ Dry van and reefer freight✅ No-touch opportunities✅ Dedicated route opportunities as available✅ Sleeper tractors✅ Automatic and manual equipment✅ Samsara fleet technology✅ Pet rider and passenger programs✅ Health insurance assistance✅ Retirement plan assistance Preferred Qualifications• Valid Class A CDL• 2+ years Class A experience preferred• Safe driving record• Manual transmission capability preferred• Dependable attendance and communication• Professional attitude with customers and dispatch• DOT/FMCSA compliant Youhas Trucking is a family-owned carrier based in Danville, Illinois. We have worked in transportation since 1998 and focus on productive dispatching, straightforward communication and realistic earning opportunities for our drivers.📍 2202 Kickapoo Dr., Danville, IL 61832 Interested candidates can apply through our Indeed listing or contact Maddie Wakeland at mwakeland@youhastrucking.com.#Hiring #CDLDriver #Truck Driver Jobs #Illinois Jobs #DanvilleIL #ChampaignIL #Transportation #Youhas Trucking

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