Class A CDL Regional Driver
dlm proYuma (AZ)
$28.92 per hour
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dlm proYuma (AZ)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$28.92 per hour
About the role
Take your driving career to the next level with a regional driving opportunity offering consistent freight, weekly home time, and excellent earning potential. This position is ideal for experienced CDL-A drivers seeking steady work throughout the Southwest while operating dry van equipment. Drivers will handle deliveries across multiple states and play an important role in ensuring on-time service and safe transportation of freight. If you're looking for a professional driving position with competitive hourly pay, overtime opportunities, and reliable miles, this could be the perfect fit.
Requirements:
- Valid Class A CDLAbility to meet DOT requirements
- Safe driving record 1 year of tractor-trailer experience in past 3 years or 9 months of recent consecutive experience
- Ability to unload freight using a lift gate and electric pallet jack
- Flexibility with dispatch schedules and departure days
- Professional attitude and commitment to safety
- PayEarn $28.92 per hour
- Overtime paid after 40 hours worked
- ScheduleHome weekly
- Flexible departure days based on load availability and seniority
- Regional routes throughout Arizona, West Texas, Southern California, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico
Benefits:
- Competitive hourly pay
- Overtime opportunities
- Weekly home time
- Consistent regional freight
- Modern equipment
- Supportive transportation team
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