CDL A Local Truck Drivers Needed Immediately
market expressKenmore (WA)
CDL A Local Truck Drivers Needed Immediately
Posted today
market expressKenmore (WA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
$0.68/mile to start. Up to $0.73/mile in your first year. Home every 7–10 days. No-touch freight. Market Express is a West Coast carrier hiring CDL-A drivers to run Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, and Northern California. You'll get weekly pay, late-model equipment, and a dispatch team that actually picks up the phone.
How you get to $0.73 per mile
Base pay starts at $0.68 CPM. Your monthly miles and how you drive add to it:
9,000 miles/month: +1¢ per mile
10,000 miles/month: +2¢ per mile
11,000 miles/month: +3¢ per mile
Fuel efficiency bonus: +1¢ per mile
Safety bonus: +1¢ per mile (no preventable accidents or compliance violations)
After one year, your bonus increases 30%. Every year after that it grows another 10%, up to double your original bonus rate.
What you get
Home every 7–10 days
No-touch freight and plenty of drop hook
Late-model trucks
Weekly pay via direct deposit
24/7 dispatch support
Secure parking, plus drop yards throughout the network
Sidekick app to make life on the road easier
$1,500 driver referral bonus
Fuel discounts
Benefits:
Medical, dental vision insurance
Company-paid life insurance
401(k) with company contributions
Generous PTO
Where you'll run
Oregon • Washington • Idaho • Utah • Nevada • Northern California
Terminals in Portland, OR; Millersburg, OR; and Pacific, WA. [Add how Spokane-area drivers start and end their runs, e.g. where they pick up the truck.]
Requirements:
Valid Class A CDL and DOT medical card
At least 9 months of recent tractor-trailer experience
Minimum age 23
Good driving record
Must pass DOT physical, drug screen, and background check
Apply in about 2 minutes. Most drivers hear back the same day. Questions? Call our recruiting team at (971) 315-9060.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.