Regional Truck Driver Company - Grad Training - $1.25k - $1.55k per week

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kreilkamp truckingWilkes Barre (PA)

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Job Description: Increase your chances of an interview by reading the following overview of this role before making an application. We're proud to be a 4th generation family truck line, started in 1935, but even prouder that over 350 drivers call us home. As we continue to grow, there's plenty of room at the table for professional drivers like you. No experience? No problem! We are currently accepting recent CDL Class A recipients and drivers that need a tune up. Need more details? Apply now! We guarantee you'll feel right at home at Kreilkamp Trucking. Midwest–Northeast Regional CDL-A Drivers NeededEarn Up to $0.68/Mile + Weekly Home Time Options Drive with a company that treats you like family — and pays you like a professional. At Kreilkamp Trucking, a 4th-generation, family-owned carrier, we’re hiring CDL- A Company Drivers for our Midwest–Northeast regional routes. Whether you're experienced or recently licensed, we have a place for you. What You’ll Earn: Up to $0.64 per mile (based on experience)$1,250 – $1,550+ weekly$70,000 – $86,000+ annually with potential to make over 100K/yr2,200 – 2,300 miles per week Weekly pay + regularly scheduled raises Additional pay for detention, stops, and breakdowns Equipment & Freight2023+ Freightliner Cascadias (upgrading to 2026 models)70% Reefer xaygatp / 30% Dry Van 95% No-Touch Freight No Hazmat Loads Benefits That MatterBlue Cross Blue ShieldDental & Vision 401(k) with 6% company match Life & Disability Insurance Paid Holidays & Vacation Pet & Rider Policy BonusesDriver Safety Bonus Performance Bonus
Requirements: CDL A License

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