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David Careers

CDL-A drivers need for home WEEKLY, $.81-$.85 CPM, WEEKEND home time, $4K Bonus

Posted 2 days ago

drive time transportsBel Air (MD)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$1,700

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About the role

CDL-A Regional Truck Driver – Home Every Weekend, $4,000 Sign-On BonusPay & Miles$0.80 – $0.85 CPM starting payAverage weekly pay: $1,700+$4,000 sign-on bonusPerformance bonus: up to +3 CPM based on safety, mileage, and productivity (starts first month after hire) Home Time & RouteHome every WEEKEND!Regional freight: Northern NC to Maine, and as far west as Eastern OhioNYC is NOT required, but will be compensated if you are willing to drive thereSteady freight and consistent weekly milesNo-touch freightAdditional Pay$20 first stop$35 second stop$50 third stop and additional stops$65 Long Island delivery pay (optional to driver to NY or any boroughs)
Benefits: Weekly payMedical, dental, and vision insurance options 401(k) retirement plan optionsPaid time off optionsSupportive dispatch and operations teamRequirementsValid CDL-A licenseMinimum of 3 months verifiable solo CDL-A experienceMinimum 21 years of ageClean driving record preferredMust meet DOT requirementsApply TodayStrong miles, consistent weekend home time, and a $4,000 sign-on bonus for qualified drivers. Apply now to get started. Will have the opportunity to transfer to a dedicated home daily after 90 daysMIN OF 36 MONTHS CDL-A TRACTOR TRAILER EXPERIENCEMOVING VIOLATIONS:No more than 3 in the last 3 yearsNo more than 2 in the last 12 monthsJobs: No more than 4 in the last yearNo more than 6 in the last 2 yearsNo more than 8 in the last 3 yearsNo SAP driversDriveTime Transports is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider all qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status under applicable federal, state, or local law.

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