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CDL-A Dedicated Regional Driver

Posted 26 days ago

104 truck recruitingRuidoso (NM)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,000 per week

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About the role

Job Description:
  • CDL-A DEDICATED REGIONAL DRIVERS Get on the FAST Track to a New Driving Career!
  • $1,200 per week, No- Touch!
  • Call Us!
  • Regional Drivers Wanted
  • Here s What You Need to Know:
JOB DETAILS: Once a week or 34 hour restart
Reefer No touch freight Shift night Miles 2000 Average Pay per week $1200 Driver performance bonus weekly (Will discuss during orientation) Short Haul pay $30 under 100 miles $5 first stop $15 for each additional Don t Wait- Opportunity is Calling!
APPLY NOW: To get the wheels rolling!
CALL US: To learn more!
FAQ'S Do you offer benefits? Yes! We offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes: Medical insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan Is there a minimum weekly pay? Yes, we have a minimum wage. At the minimum you will make at least $1,000 per week Where are your training facilities located? We have 16 different training facilities across all 48 states. How often do I get paid? You will get paid weekly on every Friday Do you offer layover and detention pay? This is a very common question we get and yes we do depending on the position. We will discuss it during interview process. Is orientation paid? Yes. We provide a 2-day paid orientation. Depending on your location, we will also cover your travel expenses and hotel accommodations during orientation. Do you allow pets? Yes! We have a pet policy that allows drivers to bring their pet once they become a solo driver. Do you have a rider policy? Yes. Riders are welcome as long as they are 12 years of age or older and meet the company's rider policy requirements. What kind of trucks will I be driving? Our fleet consists primarily of automatic transmission trucks that are three years old or newer. Our trucks are equipped with forward-facing event-only cameras for safety they do not continuously record or face the driver.

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