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CDL-A Dedicated Regional Driver - $1,800 Weekly + 34-Hour Reset

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4th day truckingIndianapolis (IN)

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Junior

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$1,800

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About the role

CDL-A Dedicated Regional Driver – DOLLAR TREE ACCOUNT | Joliet, ILJoin a dedicated regional retail account offering strong weekly earnings and home time every week. This touch-freight position is ideal for experienced CDL-A drivers who don't mind staying active while unloading dry freight. Main Yard / Starting Location Joliet, IL — dedicated account location. Exact yard address is not provided.
Pay Details:
  • $1,800 average weekly pay$93,600 average annual pay$2,000 top weekly pay$104,000 top annual pay
  • Mileage PayUnload PayBackhaul PayJob Details
  • Dedicated regional retail account
  • Approximately 970 miles per week3 turns per week3–5 stops per load
  • Touch freight — unload dry freight using rollers
  • Delivery territory: IL, WI, IA, MN, MI, IN, and Northern KYShift Details
  • Home weekly34-hour weekly reset
  • Reset typically Saturday–Sunday or Sunday–MondayMonday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday schedules based on driver location
Job Requirements:
  • Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
  • Comfortable unloading freight with rollers
  • Able to handle physical/touch freight work
  • Flexible with schedule and weekly reset days
  • Clean driving recordDOT Medical CardNo SAP drivers
  • Equipment & Parking
  • Automatic sleeper trucks53' dry van trailers
  • Drivers may take trucks home if they have a safe and secure parking location

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