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David Careers

CDL-A Dedicated Driver – Home Weekly CDL Driver

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bobcat transportAmarillo (TX)
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck DriversSpecialized Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$2,490 Weekly

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About the role

CDL-A Driver Opportunity Earn $1,887 Average Weekly | Top Drivers Earn Up to $2,490 Weekly | Home WeeklyWe're hiring CDL-A drivers for a dedicated account with excellent earning potential and consistent freight! If you're looking for steady miles, great pay, and weekly home time, this is a great opportunity.
Pay & Benefits:
  • Average Weekly Pay: $1,887 Top Weekly Pay: Up to $2,490$1,000 Holiday Start Bonus! Mileage pay plus load pay
  • Consistent dedicated freight
  • Home weekly for a 34-hour reset
Job Details:
  • Driver Unload Required – Freight unloaded using rollers
  • Average 1,600 miles per week2–3 loads per week2–6 stops per load
  • Dedicated freight with consistent routes
  • Approximately 75% of deliveries in Texas, with additional deliveries in surrounding states
  • Automatic sleeper trucks53-foot dry van trailers
  • Driver Requirements
  • Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of CDL-A driving experienceNO SAP DRIVERSMust be willing and able to unload freight using rollers
  • Must meet all DOT and company hiring requirements
  • Hiring AreasDallas, TX – Within 100 miles
  • Tyler, TX – Within 50 miles
  • Abilene, TX – Within 50 miles
  • Waco, TX – Within 50 miles
  • Austin, TX – Within 50 miles
  • Amarillo, TX – Within 50 miles
  • Altus, OK – Within 50 miles
  • Apply Today!
  • If you're a CDL-A driver with at least 3 months of experience who doesn't mind unloading freight and wants excellent weekly earnings with consistent home time, we want to hear from you!
  • Apply today to learn more about this dedicated driving opportunity!

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