CDL-A Regional DOLLAR TREE Driver Competitive Pay

Posted 7 days ago

salt city truckingGreensboro (NC)

Driver/Sales Workers General Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$88,083 annually

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About the role

CDL-A Dedicated Retail Driver Dollar Tree | Home WeeklyEarn an average of $88,083 annually, with top drivers earning up to $108,812, while delivering retail freight across the Southeast and surrounding states. This dedicated position offers home weekly, automatic sleeper trucks, and the ability to take the truck home when safely parked.

Pay Details: Average Weekly Pay: $1,750 Mileage pay and stop pay Approximately 1,100 miles per week

Job Details: Haul retail freight from the Cowpens, SC distribution center. Delivery areas include South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, and Ohio. Average three loads per week, with approximately three stops per load. Hand-unload trailers using rollers. Backhaul loads to the distribution center are typically no-touch live loads. Full-time dedicated position with 10 openings. Shift Details

Home Time: Weekly 34-hour reset

Days off are either Friday night Saturday or Saturday night Sunday. Drivers should be prepared for an active delivery schedule.

Job Requirements:

Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of truck driving experience
Ability to hand-unload trailers using rollers
Ability to complete multiple stops per load
Safe and secure truck parking if taking equipment home
No SAP drivers
Equipment & Benefits
Automatic sleeper trucks53-foot dry van trailers
Take-home truck parking permitted when safe and secure
Parking available near Cowpens for eligible drivers who live nearby

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