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David Careers

Entry Level CDL A Truck Driver - Paid Training

Posted 32 days ago

nis expressLondon (KY)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,000 per week

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About the role

CDL-A Regional Driver Opportunity Have your CDL-A but no driving experience yet? This is where you start. London drivers can start on a Midwest regional fleet that leaves Monday and gets drivers home Saturday, every week. How You StartRide with an experienced driver trainer on real loads$850 per week during training Move into your own truck on full pay once your trainer signs off$1,000 per week guaranteed for your first 3 months of solo driving The JobDry van freight in Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois1,500 to 1,800 miles per week Out Monday, home Saturday Drop and hook, live loads, live unloads and preloads PayAverage weekly earnings of $1,000 to $1,40056 cents per mile to start, 59 cents at 6 months$40 load pay under 150 miles, $25 for 150 to 250 miles$15 stop pay and performance bonus
Benefits:
  • Medical, dental and vision after 30 days 401k with company match
  • Paid time off$300 orientation pay, travel to orientation covered
  • Two Ways to StartCDL-A in hand, no experience: 120+ hours from an accredited CDL school. Paid training with a driver trainer, paid every week while you learn.
  • Experienced drivers: 6 months OTR in the last 12 months, or 12 months in the last 5 years. Skip training and go straight to your own truck.
  • Everyone NeedsClass A CDL, 21 or older
  • No more than 2 moving violations in 2 years
  • Able to pass a DOT physical and drug screen
  • Live within 100 miles of a hiring city: Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Lexington, DaytonHome every weekend. Apply today and a recruiter will call you the same business day.
Equal Opportunity Employer.

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