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David Careers

Regional CDL-A Truck Driver – Up to $119K Annually

Posted 7 days ago

salt city truckingMarienthal (KS)
Driver/Sales WorkersGeneral Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$98,800 annually

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About the role

CDL-A Dedicated Retail Driver | DOLLAR TREE - Warrensburg-MOEarn an average of $98,800 annually, with top drivers earning up to $119,600, while delivering dry retail freight across the Midwest and Mountain regions. This dedicated position offers home weekly and active, hands-on delivery work.
Pay Details:
  • Average Weekly Pay: $1,950CPM and load pay
  • Safe-and-on-time mileage bonus of up to 3% of mileage pay
  • Approximately 1,750 miles per week
Job Details: Haul dry retail freight from the Warrensburg, MO area. Delivery areas include Missouri, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Average two loads per week. Hand-unload trailers using rollers at customer locations. Active delivery position suited for drivers who prefer hands-on work. Full-time dedicated position with 10 openings. Shift Details
Home Time: Weekly 34-hour reset
Drivers return home weekly for their reset. Truck parking must be coordinated with the account manager to ensure a safe and secure location.
Job Requirements:
  • Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of truck driving experience
  • Ability to hand-unload trailers using rollers
  • Ability to complete active, multi-stop delivery work
  • Safe and secure truck parking arrangement
  • No SAP drivers
  • Equipment & Benefits
  • Dry van trailers
  • Dedicated retail freightCPM, load pay, and safe-and-on-time mileage bonus
  • Truck parking arrangements coordinated with the account manager

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