CDL-A Dry Van Truck Driver - $2,000 per week in Red Bay, AL
Posted 7 days ago
summa logisticsRed Bay (AL)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
8000.00 - 8000.00 USD month
About the role
Company Driver | Dry Van Location: Red Bay, AL Company: Summa Logistics Pay: $2,000 per week Route Type: dedicated, otr Start Date: ASAP About the Position We are hiring experienced CDL-A Solo and Team Drivers for dedicated mail freight routes across the Midwest, South, and Southeast. If you are looking for consistent miles, reliable weekly income, and a company that keeps you moving, Summa Logistics offers stable year-round freight with professional support and predictable schedules. 4 weeks on the road and 7 consecutive days home time. WHY DRIVE WITH SUMMA LOGISTICS? Dedicated mail freight - no searching for loads Consistent miles every week Year-round work with reliable scheduling Professional dispatch team focused on keeping drivers moving No escrow and no hidden deductions Weekly direct deposit Pay - $2,000 guaranteed weekly pay additional earnings EQUIPMENT Volvo and Freightliner automatic trucks Refrigerator included Microwave included Inverter included ADDITIONAL BENEFITS Paid transportation to Chicago for orientation Dedicated year-round freight Driver referral bonus program Clean DOT inspection bonus Experienced and supportive dispatch team COMPANY POLICIES No SAP drivers accepted No pets No passengers At Summa Logistics, we value experienced drivers and provide the miles, support, and stability needed to succeed. Apply today and a member of our recruiting team will contact you by phone or text to discuss this opportunity.
Requirements:
REQUIREMENTS Valid CDL-A License Minimum 2 years of CDL-A driving experience Professional driving history
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