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David Careers

CDL-A Company Driver - 6mo EXP Required - Local - Dry Van - $1.6k per week - MVT

Posted 3 days ago

mvtMorgantown (WV)
Light Truck DriversGeneral Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,600/Week

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About the role

Local CDL-A Truck Driver | Home Daily | Up to $1,600/Week.
LOCAL CDL-A DRIVERS: EARN UP TO $1,600/WEEK | HOME DAILYLOCAL STORE DELIVERIES | MONDAY - FRIDAY | $0.67/MILE + $20/STOP | NORTH VERNON, INMesilla Valley Transportation (MVT) is now hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for a local store delivery opportunity based in North Vernon, IN. If you're looking for consistent weekday work, strong weekly earnings, and a schedule that generally gets you home daily, MVT has opportunities available. North Vernon Local Store Delivery Average Weekly Earnings: $1,400–$1,600 Monday–Friday Schedule Generally Home Daily Approximately 1 Overnight Per WeekNo-Touch Freight Store Delivery RoutesRoll/Roll-Top Trailers Orientation in North Vernon on November 17th & 18thAdditional Pay$0.67 Per Mile$20 Per StopExtra Perks$1,000 Orientation PayFull Benefits Package Weekly Direct Deposit No Endorsements RequiredLess Than 1% Equipment Downtime24/7 Penske Roadside Support Replacement Trucks Available to Keep You Moving
Requirements:
  • Valid Class-A CDLMinimum 6 Months Recent CDL-AExperienceClean MVR & PSPStable Work History
  • At MVT, we know drivers want strong pay and a schedule that keeps them closer to home. This North Vernon opportunity offers consistent Monday–Friday work, no-touch freight, and the chance to earn $1,400–$1,600 per week.
  • Join a company built around drivers and their success.
  • TEXT "APPLY" to 915-228-3338 TO GET STARTED TODAY!

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