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David Careers

CDL Trainee Entry Level Student Pay Increase $$$

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skillconnectSilver Spring (MD)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversGeneral Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,300-$1,500

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About the role

Student Pay Increase & Cents per mile increase:- Join Now Recent CDL-A Grads - Start Your Trucking Career with Paid Training, All Student Pay Increase CDL Trainee Entry Level Home Daily, Weekly, or Every 2 weeks Just got your CDL-A, We've got the perfect opportunity to launch your career! We're looking for motivated, safety-minded recent grads ready to hit the road. With hands-on training from a certified mentor and competitive solo pay, you'll gain the experience you need to build a successful OTR driving career.
What We Offer:
  • Hands-On Training Program:4-6 weeks with a certified mentor then Dailys are based on dedicated accounts availability
  • Paid Orientation & Training, Student Pay Increase
  • Weekly Solo Pay: $1,300-$1,500 on average
Home Time: Every 2 weeks, Weekly, Daily are based on dedicated accounts availability
Long-Term Career Path with Ongoing Support
Minimum Requirements:
  • Valid Class A CDL
  • Must have completed a 120-hour CDL school
  • Must pass a road test and drug screen at orientation
  • No recent major moving violations
  • No recent terminations within the past 6 months
Ready to take the first step in your trucking career? Apply now and get on the road to success! Apply now and recive a call right away! Application Link Recruiting Team!

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