CDL-A Truck Driver - $2,500 Sign-On Bonus!
$1,400 - $1,900 / week
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$1,400 - $1,900 / week
About the role
- Regional CDL-A Dry Van Truck Driver Jobs - $2,500 Sign-On Bonus + Get Home Weekly!
- DM Bowman, one of the nation's top carriers, is now hiring regional CDL-A truck drivers in the Huntersville, NC, area, to haul dry van freight. You can enjoy a regular schedule through the week, excellent pay and weekly home time!
- The Bowman family and team invites you to learn more about our enhanced earning power, our commitment to your safety and our outstanding equipment.
- Regional CDL-A Truck Driver Jobs offer:$1,400 - $1,900 / week
- Minimum guaranteed pay starting day 1$2,500 sign-on bonus ($1,000 at 30 days and $1,500 at 6 months)
- Weekly home time
- Potential for 48-hour reset$5,000 referral bonus for each referral
- Transition Safety Net provides steady pay over the first 6 weeks while learning customer and truck6 CPM bonus - awarded weekly for safety, service & efficiency1,700 - 2,100 miles weekly avg.
- Mileage incentive 80% of loads drop and hook; 98% no touch freight6 day work week, starting Sunday or MondayMack or Volvo double-bunk sleeper hauling 53' dry van, drop deck trailers
- Competitive benefits (medical, dental, vision, supplemental)
- Tuition reimbursement up to $7,000401k w/ company share
- Paid time off
- Paid orientation and trainingCDL-A Truck Driver Requirements:
- Valid Class-A CDL6 months of verifiable tractor trailer driving experience
- At least 21 years old
- Hazmat endorsement preferredDOT physical and drug screenHPE - Functional Agility TestGood character and work ethic
- Apply for CDL-A truck driver jobs with D.M. Bowman today!
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