CDL-A Truck Driver
$54,600 per year
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$54,600 per year
About the role
- Earn $54,600-$96,000* per year
- Earn $1,050-$1,846* per week
- Potential additional detention, inclement weather, & layover pay Typical home time varies by region — ask a recruiter for specifics
- Hiring bonus & tuition assistance
- Full benefits: health, dental, vision, & disability insurance 401(k) with company match & paid time off
- Company-paid life insurance(*based on region & time out)
- Driver Perks:
- Consistent routes with plenty of miles
- Drop-and-hook freight for faster turnarounds
- Long-term stability with a secure company
- Driver Comfort: Late-model equipment (average 2 years or newer) with APUs, automatic transmissions, grille guards, and more
- Drivewyze carrier
- Additional Pay Opportunities:
- Detention pay: $0 - $160 per 24-hour period
- Inclement weather pay: $0 - $200 per day
- Layover pay: $0 - $200 per day
- Guaranteed minimum pay
- Flexible Spending Account
- Health Savings Account
- Pet policy
- Free rider program
- Top speed 65MPH / 68MPH passing
- Free CPAP testing and supplies
- Employee discount program
- Free lifeworks support (mental health, financial, legal & more)
- About Marten Transport:
- A current Interstate Commercial Driver's License (Class A)
- Minimum 4 months of recent qualified CDL-A driving experience - Marten does not provide CDL training
- Ability to work and interact with others
- Expect the Best When You Join Marten Transport – Apply Now!
- Home time and pay may vary by hiring area and specific route details, apply now to ask a recruiter for details
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