CDL-A Local/Semi-Local Truck Driver

Posted 20 days ago

salem carriersRock Hill (SC)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$65,000-$90,000

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About the role

NOW HIRING REGIONAL CDL-A COMPANY DRIVERSBalance home time and drive time on semi-local runs with Salem! Salem is hiring experienced Class A truck drivers to run out of Pineville, NC. We're a driver-focused company offering excellent pay, automatic trucks, and consistent weekly home time. If you've got your HAZMAT endorsement and at least one year of verifiable experience, we've got a great route ready for you-with no weekend work and dispatch you can count on. Learn more about our opportunities open now at Salem, then connect with us to get your application started! Opportunities open now: - CDL-A Hazmat Driver - Pineville, NC - Semi-local route with early morning start times and consistent home time. Most drivers are home every evening, and never out more than 1-2 nights at a time (never back-to-back). Why drive with Salem? - Automatic transmission trucks - .60 CPM + Stop Pay - Average 2,200 miles per week - Average yearly pay $65,000-$90,000 - Paid weekly - Quarterly safety bonus - 1st shift schedule - Monday through Friday only - Home every weekend - No-hassle dispatch team that works with you

Driver Requirements:

Valid CDL-A with HAZMAT endorsement
- At least 1 year of verifiable CDL-A driving experience
Get paid, get home, and get the respect you deserve.
Apply now to start your career with Salem!

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