CDL-A Company Team Drivers. Up to $0.90 CPM | Performance bonus $10,000

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divine enterprisesRocklin (CA)

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Junior

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$10,000 per month

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About the role

Hiring CDL-A Company Team Drivers. Pay Up to $0.90 CPM + $10,000 Performance bonus Dedicated Routes | Flexible Scheduling | Consistent PayDrive for a company that respects your time, experience, and miles. At Divine Enterprises, we focus on stable freight, clear pay, and driver-first communication. PAY & BONUSESUp to $0.90 CPM (based on experience)$10,000 bonus for days on the road Detention, layover & stop pay Consistent and reliable pay schedule Driver Referral Program - get paid for every driver you referWHAT WE OFFERDedicated routes & consistent miles Highly flexible scheduling - we truly consider driver preferences Reliable dispatch and 24/7 support Driver-first communication Clear policies and straightforward operationsBENEFITSMedical insurance Vision/Dental insurance 401K retirement plan Paid Vacation\ Paid Sick days\ 5 paid holidaysEQUIPMENT & COMFORTModern, well-maintained trucks Safety-focused operations Clean, reliable equipment Supportive operations team when you need itTeam Runs & HOME TIMESchedules built with driver input whenever possible Flexible schedule6000 - 6,500 miles per week on average Runs available: OTR - all 48 states + Canada if eligible Balance between road time and personal life Dedicated freight for predictability and planningREQUIREMENTSValid CDL-A licensenewer drivers may be considered Safe driving record Ability to communicate clearly with dispatch and operationsWHY DRIVE WITH DIVINE ENTERPRISES We're not a "churn-and-burn" carrier. Our drivers stay with us because they are treated with respect, paid honestly, and supported on the road. Home terminals: Sacramento, CA | Harrisburg, PA

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