Dedicated CDL-A Driver - Home Weekly - $96k avg/yr
cr englandAmarillo (TX)
Dedicated CDL-A Driver - Home Weekly - $96k avg/yr
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cr englandAmarillo (TX)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$1,857
About the role
C.R. England is hiring experienced Class A CDL drivers for a dedicated Family Dollar account. This fleet is a strong fit for drivers who want consistent dedicated freight, weekly home time, and an active job unloading freight with rollers. Hiring Areas Oklahoma City, OK - within 75 miles. Altus, OK - within 50 miles. Amarillo, TX - within 50 miles. Abilene, TX - within 50 miles. Houston, TX - within 75 miles. Dallas, TX - within 100 miles. Compensation Average weekly pay: $1,857; average annualized pay: $96,580.Top weekly pay: $2,421; top annualized pay: $125,939.Mileage pay plus load pay. Schedule and Home TimeHome weekly for a 34-hour reset. Average 2-3 loads per week. Typically 2-6 stops per load. Average approximately 1,600 miles per week.
Job Responsibilities:
Dedicated Family Dollar freight.
Drivers unload freight using rollers.
Touch-freight account suited for drivers who like to stay active.
Delivery Area:
Approximately 75% of freight delivers in Texas. Remaining freight serves surrounding states including Kansas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
Equipment: Sleeper tractors with automatic transmissions.53-foot dry van trailers.
Requirements:
Valid Class A CDL.Minimum 3 months of tractor trailer driving experience. Must be comfortable with touch freight and unloading using rollers.
Benefits:
Medical, dental, life, and disability insurance.401(k) retirement plan and paid vacation.
Weekly home time, consistent dedicated freight, and modern equipment.
Career advancement opportunities.
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