CDL-A Dry Van Team Truck Driver - $5,500 per week in Athens, GA

Posted 5 days ago

express dedicatedAthens (GA)

Light Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

22000.00 - 22000.00 USD month

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About the role

Company Driver | Dry Van Location: Athens, GA Company: Express Dedicated LLC Pay: $5,500 per week Route Type: otr Start Date: ASAP About the Position We are seeking experienced CDL-A Team Drivers for a 1099 dry van opportunity offering $1.00 CPM, consistent miles, newer equipment, and reliable long-haul freight. Established teams are strongly preferred, but highly qualified solo drivers willing to transition into team driving may also be considered. Teams can expect approximately 5,500 miles per week. Drivers should be prepared to stay out 4–6 weeks at a time, followed by approximately 1 week of home time.

What We Offer: $1.00 CPM Potential additional incentives 1099 contractor position Approximately 5,500 team miles/week Newer Freightliner tractors for team operations Premium dry van trailers Electric APU and inverter Refrigerator space available Transportation and Hotel provided during orientation This is a great opportunity for experienced CDL-A drivers and established teams looking for high mileage, competitive CPM, quality equipment, and consistent long-haul freight.

Requirements: Must hold a valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License. Must be 23–65 years old. Minimum 1 year of CDL-A driving experience. Minimum 2 years of CDL-A experience.

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