CDL-A - Regional Van Truckload truck driver
$1,150-$1,410 weekly
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Junior
SALARY
$1,150-$1,410 weekly
About the role
- Predictable power lanes with a high volume of freight.
- Consistent freight allows for maximum drive time and less down time.
- Dispatched in advance, allowing for improved planning.
- Dry van trailers with 95% no-touch freight.
- Pay and bonus potential
- Mileage pay, plus hourly pay while on duty, not driving.
- Earn at least $1,000 in weekly guarantee pay during your first 90 days at Schneider.
- Weekly performance pay.$5,000 sign-on bonus paid over 12 monthly payments in your first year for experienced drivers.$2,000 sign-on bonus paid over 12 monthly payments in your first year for inexperienced drivers.
- Paid orientation.
- Paid time off after 6 months, plus 6 days of holiday pay per year.
- Annual bonus: Earn up to 2% of annual gross pay each year.
- Inexperienced drivers are given a coach to help them be successful during their transition from orientation to full-time driving.
- Medical, dental and vision insurance.401(k) savings plan with company match.
- Unlimited referral bonuses.$250/month tuition reimbursement (up to $7,000) for qualified drivers.
- Credit for Military Experience and Military Apprenticeship programs, plus more military benefits.
- Leading equipment and technology specs designed for driver comfort.
- See full list of driver benefit package.
- More reasons to choose Schneider Regional driving
- Familiarity – By staying within the same region, you’ll become familiar with the routes, weather and traffic patterns.
- All-encompassing pay packages – Your pay includes all facets of the exact job you do plus eligible annual pay increases and performance pay.
- Work-life balance – Enjoy the perfect balance of time out on the road, hauling freight and time at home, being with family and friends.
- Learn more about this driving opportunity Schneider's inclusive culture
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