CDL A Regional Truck Drivers - Home Weekends -No-Touch Freight

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rg transportLees Summit (MO)

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Junior

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$83,200 per year

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About the role

Job Description: ACTIVELY HIRING CDL A REGIONAL TRUCK DRIVERS! $1,600-$2,000 WEEKLY AVERAGE! HOME WEEKENDS! NO TOUCH FREIGHT!Stability! Respect! Honesty! Solid As Ever Since 1942!RG Transport is a hardworking, privately-held, family-owned organization that grows careers from within, while offering competitive salaries and great benefits. We can offer you home on the weekend or if you prefer we can get you home 2 days during the week! RG Transport is a sister company to the Red Gold Tomato Company. We have consistent regional freight and will keep you rolling!
POSITION DETAILS: No touch, dry van regional runs East of the Mississippi. NO NYC!Well maintained late model Freightliner Cascadias and Great Dane trailers! Benefits out of the WAZOO!Anthem Health Insurance- For Employees and Dependents after 30 Days! Employee $26 per week- Employee and Family $76 per week- Cost Includes Health, Dental and Vision! Health Savings Account with Company Contribution Flexible Spending Account Free Health and Wellness ClinicShort- and Long-Term Disability Supplemental Life and AD&DParental Leave Employee Assistance Program Fidelity 401K with company match
Job Requirements:
  • CDL A1 year of verifiable CDL A tractor trailer experience
  • Stable work history
  • Must be Safety Conscious
  • No more than 3 moving violation in the last yearNo more than one preventable accident in the last yearNo rear-end accidents in the past 3 years
  • No DUI, OWI, or like citations or convictions within the last 5 years.23 years or older
Speak with one of our RG Transport recruiters today and call (888) 491-5536! Our recruiters will be with you every step of the way! Call (888) 491-5536 for more info! CDL Class APay: $83,200 – $104,000/year

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