CDL-A OTR Driver - $1,750 Expected Weekly Pay | 5 Days Out, 2 Days Home

Posted 12 days ago

a good treeTrenton (MI)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload

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Mid

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About the role

CDL-A OTR Driver

Location: Woodhaven, Michigan

Pay: $25 per paid hour

Expected Weekly Gross: $1,750 based on approximately 70 paid hours Annualized Earnings: Approximately $91,000

Schedule: Five consecutive days on the road followed by two days home

Job Type: Full-time | W-2 | Interstate OTR and Regional

Good Tree Supply, an Amazon Freight Partner, is hiring CDL-A drivers for dedicated five-day interstate routes. This position is ideal for professional drivers who want consistent weekly work, predictable home time, and an assigned Amazon-branded sleeper tractor. Drivers remain on the road for five consecutive days and return home for two scheduled days off.

Compensation: $25 for every paid hour

Approximately 70 paid on-duty hours per completed weekly block Expected gross pay of $1,750 per completed week Approximately $91,000 annualized when working 52 complete scheduled weeks This position is paid at straight time and does not include an overtime premium Actual earnings depend on hours worked, completed assignments, attendance, approved leave, and weeks worked. This is an hourly position and not a guaranteed salary. What You Can Expect: Five consecutive days on the road followed by two days home Assigned Amazon-branded sleeper tractor Interstate OTR routes with regional route segments No-touch, drop-and-hook freight Modern Amazon-branded sleeper tractors Consistent freight through the Amazon network Health, dental, vision, paid time off, and other eligible company benefits Dispatch and breakdown support while on the road Route adjustments when loads change or cancel

Responsibilities:

Safely operate a Class A commercial vehicle on interstate routes
Follow all DOT and FMCSA hours-of-service requirements
Maintain accurate electronic logs and duty-status records
Plan fuel, parking, rest, and available driving hours throughout the tour
Complete pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections
Report defects, delays, safety concerns, and breakdowns promptly
Use Amazon Relay, ELD, GPS, and company communication systems
Respond professionally to authorized route changes
Protect assigned equipment and keep the tractor ready for service
Maintain safe, reliable, and on-time performance
You're a Strong Fit If You:
Are comfortable being away from home for five consecutive days
Want consistent weekly earnings and predictable home time
Can plan safe parking and manage hours of service effectively
Communicate promptly when conditions or route plans change
Are comfortable using mobile applications, GPS, and electronic logs
Take ownership of safety, attendance, equipment, and performance

Minimum Qualifications:

Valid Class A CDLAt least 21 years old
Experienced CDL-A drivers and qualified recent graduates are welcome
Recent graduates must provide a strong recommendation from their CDL school
Current DOT medical certification or ability to obtain itMust meet Good Tree Supply, Amazon, DOT, and applicable insurance driving-record requirements
Must be eligible to perform DOT safety-sensitive duties and have a "not prohibited" FMCSA Clearinghouse status
Able to pass required pre-employment drug testing, background screening, and qualification review
Meet FMCSA English-language proficiency requirements
Able to complete required training, orientation, and road testing

Drivers are employed by Good Tree Supply, a locally owned transportation company and Amazon Freight Partner—not by Amazon. Apply today if you want consistent OTR work, an assigned sleeper tractor, and two scheduled days home after every five-day tour.

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