CDL Class A Dedicated Lane Regional Team Night Shift Drivers

Posted 19 days ago

meyer logisticsStanfield (OR)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$120,000 per year

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About the role

Meyer Logistics CDL Class A Established Team Drivers Meyer is a growing, family-owned company that treats drivers like professionals — not truck numbers. If you're looking for consistent miles, strong pay, real home time, and no micromanaging, this is your lane. The MoneyUp to $120,000 per year Dedicated weekly routes Stop pay Quarterly safety bonus Clean DOT inspection bonus Teams get paid while in the sleeper Company pays all other trucking expenses No gimmicks. No games. The RunSunday, Tuesday, & Wednesday Start time: 7:00–9:00 PM PTDedicated route: Hermiston, OR - Calgary, Alberta, - Spokane, WAHome daily No appointment windows No forced dispatch Dedicated runs = consistent miles The Equipment & Work Company dry van tractor-trailers Transport aftermarket auto accessories between company distribution centers and cross docks Forklift loading/unloading required Hook/unhook trailers Secure freight & install tire chains when required Professional, safe, on-time operation What You NeedValid CDL Class A – No restrictions Ability to cross into CanadaClean background & ability to pass DOT drug/alcohol testing Knowledge of DOT & FMCSA regulations Ability to operate a forklift Be willing to match with another driver Benefits That Matter Medical, dental, vision Disability & life insurance 401(k) with company matchHSAPaid vacation, holidays & personal days Tuition reimbursement Paid orientation & training Advancement opportunities Direct deposit Employee discounts Why Drivers Stay HereStable, growing company Family-owned — you're not a seat filler Consistent miles Strong pay Respect

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