CDL-A Regional Tanker Driver - Up To $91,520/Year
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highway transportBlaine (TN)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$73,000 – $91,520/year
About the role
Job Description Driver Pay Just Increased! Regional CDL-A Tanker Drivers Can Now Earn Up To $91,520 Per Year Earn up to $0.88 CPM - Highway Transport is the best tanker company and our pay matches. More exciting pay changes coming in January 2027!We are now paying more than ever for experienced Regional drivers. This is the pay raise you have been waiting for. At Highway Transport, we do things different. We don't hire for turnover - we hire for LONG TERM SUCCESS. Come see why we are NOT JUST ANOTHER TANKER COMPANY.Regional Tank Driver Pay Annual: $73,000 - $91,520 Weekly: $1,500 - $2,000 averageCPM: $0.68 - $0.88 Pay varies by location - call a recruiter to find out how much you can earn Current Hiring Locations Croydon, PAPittsburgh, PAFlorence, KY / Cincinnati, OHJoliet, ILKnoxville, TNHIGHWAY TRANSPORT - FAMILY DRIVEN. DRIVER FOCUSED. Join a company where communication matters and drivers make careers. Requirements Valid Class A CDLHazmat and tanker endorsements (or willingness to obtain)12 months verifiable tractor-trailer experience Acceptable MVR and DOT physical / drug screen No tank experience needed - we train Benefits Quarterly Safety Bonus Weekly pay Detention payNO driver-facing cameras Flexible schedules - home time that works for you Assigned, well-maintained tractors Paid orientation and training - no tank experience needed Excellent benefits after 30 daysPTO after training 401KNo point system Uniforms & PPE provided Spouse rider program In-person interviews 75+ years family ownedCDL Class A · Haul: regional · Freight: Tanker / Hazmat · Home time: Weekly Pay: $73,000 – $91,520/year
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