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CDL-A Dedicated Truck Driver - Up to $1,700/Week

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marten transportDecatur (IL)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

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Junior

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$1,700 per week

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About the role

CDL-A dedicated truck driver jobs open in your region! Marten Transport is hiring CDL-A dedicated drivers. Consistent routes, reliable schedules and 99% no-touch freight with drop & hook, with a stable, secure company.
Pay: $1,200 - $1,700 weekly pay range (depends on location and time out)
Earn $62,400 - $97,000+/year (depends on location and time out) Home time and pay may vary by hiring area and specific route details - ask a recruiter for details Advantages and earnings: Driver Comfort: Late-model equipment with APUs, automatic transmissions & inverters on all tractors Consistent routes Reliable schedules Stable, secure company 99% no-touch freight with drop & hook Detention pay up to $239.82 per 24-hour period Inclement weather pay up to $236.60 per day Layover pay up to $239.82 per day Referral bonuses up to $2,500 per referral with UNLIMITED earning potential Safety bonus Drivewyze carrier
Benefits:
  • Guaranteed minimum pay$400 orientation pay
  • Health, Dental, Vision Insurance options 401k with company matchPTOFREE Lifeworks Program for you and your familyFREE CPAP testing and supplies
  • Pet Policy and FREE Rider Program
  • Employee Discount Program
  • Disability Insurance, Flexible Spending Account, Health Savings Account
  • Company Paid Life Insurance
Qualifications:
  • A current Interstate Commercial Driver's License (Class A)
  • Must have at least 4 months of recent CDL-A experience after completing training
  • Ability to work and interact with others
  • Background check required

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