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David Careers

CDL-A Driver - $1,800 Weekly + Extra Pay Opportunities!

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accent itIndianapolis (IN)
Light Truck DriversGeneral Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,850 per week

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About the role

CDL-A Regional Driver | Dollar Tree - Joliet, IL Earn an average of $1,850 per week, with top weekly earnings of $2,000, on a dedicated regional dry van account based in the Joliet, Illinois area. Enjoy weekly home time, mileage pay plus unload and backhaul pay, and automatic sleeper trucks. This hands‐on driving role is ideal for drivers comfortable unloading freight with rollers. Pay Details & Schedule Average Weekly Pay: $1,850 Average Annualized Pay: $93,600 Top Weekly Pay: $2,000 Top Annualized Pay: $104,000 Mileage pay plus unload pay and backhaul pay Home weekly with a 34-hour reset Typical reset: Saturday–Sunday or Sunday–Monday Available schedules: Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday, depending on location Approximately 970 miles per week Around 3 turns weekly, with 3–5 stops per load Job Details Dedicated regional dry van freight Delivery territory includes Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, and Northern Kentucky Drivers unload dry freight using rollers Automatic sleeper trucks pulling 53-foot dry van trailers Drivers may park trucks at home if the location is safe and secure Job Requirements Valid Class A CDL Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience Clean driving record Valid DOT Medical Card No SAP drivers Ability to safely unload freight using rollers Must have a safe, secure, authorized place to park the truck if taking it home

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