Regional Flatbed CDL Driver in Rock Hill, SC

Posted 5 days ago

sunbelt transportRock Hill (SC)

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Southeast Regional Flatbed CDL Drivers in Rock Hill, SCSunbelt Transport needs to hire several Southeast Regional Flatbed CDL Drivers in Rock Hill, SC area. Sunbelt Transport is hiring Southeast Regional Flatbed CDL Drivers in the Rock Hill, SC area! If you're looking for a driving job with competitive pay, steady miles, and guaranteed weekends at home, this opportunity is for you. Join a family-owned company that values its drivers and provides the support, equipment, and resources you need to succeed on the road. Southeast Regional Pay ScaleUnlike many other companies, we pay you for every mile you drivewhether you're loaded or empty. You'll earn consistently for all your miles, ensuring you're fairly compensated for your time on the road.5 Years Exp. $0.60/Mile 4 Years Exp. $0.59/Mile 3 Years Exp. $0.58/Mile 2 Years Exp. $0.57/Mile 1 Year Exp. $0.56/Mile 0-12 Months $0.52/MileJob Requirements Valid CDL-A License 0-6 months of experience (we provide paid flatbed training) Must be at least 21 years old Clean MVR with no more than 2 violations in the past 5 years No DUI in the last 10 years and no felonies in the last 7 years About Sunbelt Transport Sunbelt Transport is currently hiring Regional Flatbed CDL drivers in Rock Hill, NC. Since 1992, we've been putting drivers first by offering competitive pay, consistent miles, and guaranteed weekends at home. Our family-owned culture values respect, teamwork, and career growth. If you're looking for a company that truly cares about your success and work-life balance, Sunbelt Transport is the place for you!

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