Regional CDL-A Truck Driver Opportunities: A Comprehensive Overview

The pursuit of a career as a regional CDL-A truck driver presents a unique blend of stability and flexibility. This role entails dependable regional runs, with a focus on safety and a commitment to delivering consistent routes and on-time weekly pay.

Key Benefits of Regional CDL-A Truck Driving

• Consistent routes and on-time weekly pay provide financial security and peace of mind

• Operation of late-model, well-maintained trucks equipped with the latest safety features ensures driver safety and the safety of others on the road

• No-touch freight policy eliminates the hassle of loading or unloading responsibilities, allowing drivers to focus on driving

• Home time is provided with weekly 34 hours restarts, and loads that keep drivers within 400 miles of home, facilitating quality time with loved ones

• Competitive salary: average weekly gross $1,100 - $1,500, with opportunities for bonuses and incentives

Joining a Supportive Team

• Runs take place in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, and Illinois, with loads that keep drivers close to home

• Benefits include weekly pay, health benefits, 401k participation, paid time off, and more

• Unlimited cash referral program and bonus incentives support career growth and financial stability

Requirements for Regional CDL-A Truck Drivers

• Valid CDL Class A License

• Valid Medical Card

• 6 months of OTR/Regional Tractor-Trailer Experience (fresh graduates with CDL-A license also eligible)

• Clean driving record

• Ability to pass a urine and hair drug screen

• No major accidents

• No SAP (Substance Abuse Program) history

Initiating a Rewarding Career

Applicants are encouraged to apply for regional CDL-A truck driver positions, commencing a rewarding career with a supportive team.```