CDL-A Driver Solo
cargo transportersRidgeway (VA)
$100,000 Per Year
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Posted 34 days ago
cargo transportersRidgeway (VA)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$100,000 Per Year
About the role
Job Description:
CDL-A Truck Driver Regional - Home Weekly Earn $100,000 Per Year! Zero Touch Freight Exceed $100,000 Per Year! Regional Runs: Weekly HometimeW2 Position - Full Benefits Cargo Transporters Inc. is seeking experienced CDL-A Solo Truck Drivers for Regional Lanes! This is a fulltime position with Benefits and the potential for high annual earnings. Run More, Earn More! 100% Dry Van, 100% No Touch, 100% Your Opportunity to Grow with US!
Additional Info: Personalized dispatch
Route:
Regional East Coast, east of the Rocky Mountains with heavy concentration on the Northeast Level of Touch: No touch Drop and Hook: 50% Benefits: Medical, Dental, VisionLife insurance3 Weeks plus of PTOPaid Holidays-7401(K) + MatchAnd More! Wage Range: .00 per year General Description of Benefits: W-2 Position: Paid Holidays, Health Dental and Vision Coverage, 3 Weeks PTO, 401(K), Life Insurance Requirements: Must be at least 21 years of age Must have a valid CDL A license Must have 1 year minimum verifiable tractor-trailer experience required Must meet Department of Transportation (DOT) testing and physical requirements and be knowledgeable of DOT regulations Must be registered with the FMCSA Clearinghouse Must be able to pass a required non-DOT hair follicle and DOT pre-employment drug test, MVR, and background check No at-fault DOT reportable accidents in the last 3 yearsNo DUIs in last 5 yearsNo Careless/Reckless convictions (improper lane changes, etc.) in the past 3 years Hiring Radius: Drivers must live within 60 miles of terminal
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