CDL-A Dollar Tree Fleet Truck Driver
CDL-A Dollar Tree Fleet Truck Driver
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Roto-carts and lift gates are part of every delivery on this dedicated Dollar Tree fleet based in West Memphis, AR. You will run store freight across ten states and get a 34-hour reset at home each week.
- On average you will deliver three loads per week, with three stops per load, covering an estimated 1,500 miles weekly. It suits CDL-A drivers who like staying active and want a steady weekly rhythm.
- Dedicated customers tend to stay with C.R. England, and many fleet customers have been with us for over 20 years.
- Lane Details:
- Customer freight out of West Memphis, ARDeliveries to TX, OK, TN, AR, LA, MS, MO, KY, IL and ALAbout three loads per week, three stops per load
- Estimated 1,500 miles weekly
- Mileage pay
- Stop pay
- Guaranteed $1,400 minimum weekly if driver has no accidents, no service failures, refusals and is available 5.5 days
- You unload a full truckload at each delivery
- Roto-carts and lift gates make the unload manageable
- An active role for drivers who like to stay moving
- Layover 24 hours - $200 per day
- Breakdown 24 hours - $200 per day
- Training - Retraining Pay - $200 per day
- Backhaul Pickup - $25 per load
- St George backhaul pickup - $15 per load, $15 for Dunnage
- Mentor pay - $50 per day - $250 per week
- Mentor Road Test - $50 per road test
- Clean DOT Inspection - $25 Safe and On Time Bonus - Up to 3% WeeklyPay per mile (CPM)
- Stop pay
- Holiday Sign-On Bonus - $1,000
- Medical, Dental, Vision, HSA, FSA, Life and AD+D InsurancePTO401(k)
- Additional voluntary benefits
- Consistency Matters
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