CDL A Regional Heavy Haul Truck Driver: $1,517.68 - $2,063.13 per week. Most Weekends off!
$37.94 - $51.58 per hour
Apply (opens in a new tab)CDL A Regional Heavy Haul Truck Driver: $1,517.68 - $2,063.13 per week. Most Weekends off!
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$37.94 - $51.58 per hour
About the role
- CDL-A Heavy Haul Regional Driver $1,517.68 - $2,063.13 per week. Most Weekends off!
- TW Transport is hiring CDL-A heavy haul drivers for regional routes based out of Spokane, WA hauling vital goods such as beverages, paper, paint, and more. Division 310 Regional
- Earn $1,517.68 - $2,063.13/week ($78,919.24 - $107,282.93/year)$0.65 CPM based on experience
- Off most weekends for 34-hour reset$1,800 transition package including $1,000 orientation pay - limited time offer!
- Late-model equipment with modern safety technology
- Full benefits + 401(k) match + PTOFor more information on benefits, https://tinyurl.com/5hyknvym RequirementsCDL-AAge 21+4+ months experience preferred (if you are a RECENT CDL-A Grad, we will train you)
- Safe driving record
- Background Check RequiredClean Drug Test RequiredClean Clearinghouse Required
- Must be able to lift a 90-lb tarp onto a 5-ft platform twice (required; tested at orientation).Apply in 2 minutes or call 1-888-871-6276 for more information about our pay package. CLICK HERE TO APPLYFill out our short-form application - takes 2 minutes to complete!
- CALL TODAY!1-888-871-6276 Speak with a TW Transport Recruiter, and let us help you find the Heavy Haul Route that fits you best!
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