CDL A Local Driver | NO TOUCH
prodriversFort Worth (TX)
$260/day
ApplyCDL A Local Driver | NO TOUCH
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prodriversFort Worth (TX)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$260/day
About the role
Now hiring an experienced Class A Truck Driver in the Denton, TX area! - AM and PM shifts available. Pay is between $260/day-$280/day, depending on shift. Come join our family and see why drivers stay with us longer than other employers!
Truck Driver Description:
Shifts average 10 hours; Monday - Friday, some Saturdays. (NOTE: Saturdays are usually half days but still pay for the full day)
AM Start time between 6am-7am - $260/day
PM Start time between 4pm/5pm - $280/day
Truck Driver will average 10-hour shifts, 50 hour weeks. Saturdays will be half days but paid for a full day.
Dry Vans with Automatic Transmissions
Truck Driver will run local routes. No touch
Truck Driver Benefits:
Weekly Pay & Direct Deposit
Medical, Dental and Vision Plans for truck driver and family
IRA Options Available
Family First Atmosphere
Holiday Pay
Bonus available
Truck Driver Requirements:
2 years Verifiable CDL Delivery Driving Experience in the last 4 Years
CLEAN MVR and Accident History
Good Work History
Valid DOT Med Card
What makes Pro Drivers a GREAT place to be a Truck Driver?
Looking for stability, respect, safety, and fair pay? Come be a truck driver with Pro Drivers where People Matter!
APPLY NOW!!
#pddallasHTF Pay Range: 260.00-280.00 per_day, General Benefits: Medical / Dental / Vision
Job Requirements
Truck Driver Job Requirements:
2 year Verifiable CDL A Delivery Driving Experience in the last 4 Years
CLEAN MVR and Accident History
Good Work History
Valid DOT Med Card
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