CDL-A Regional Truck Driver
Pay: $1,315-$1,515 per week
About the Role
Regional no-touch drop & hook freight with home time of 7-9 days out followed by 1 day off for every 7 days worked. Regional lane coverage is built around established freight, giving CDL-A drivers dependable work and a schedule that stays organized from week to week.
- Steady regional freight
- No-touch drop & hook loads
- Late-model Kenworth T680 automatics
- Planned home time schedule
Drivers who prefer established regional lanes over constantly changing routes will find a position designed to keep them moving with reliable freight and straightforward scheduling. The focus is on consistent operations, practical equipment, and dependable weekly miles.
Route Details
You'll run regional lanes throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic hauling no-touch freight with primarily drop & hook loads. Established customer freight helps support steady miles while reducing unnecessary delays throughout the workweek.
- 30+ terminal locations nationwide
- Truck wash, laundry, and fitness access
- Support available throughout your route
Driver Setup
Late-model Kenworth T680 automatic trucks come equipped with Smart Idle, a 1500-watt inverter, and double bunks for added comfort on longer trips. Every truck follows a scheduled six-month maintenance program to help minimize downtime and keep you earning.
Your schedule typically keeps you out 7-9 days, followed by 1 full day at home for every 7 days worked. Home time begins the day after you arrive home so your time off is easier to plan.
Benefits
- United Healthcare after 60 days
- 401(k) with company match after 90 days
- 3-day paid orientation with travel, hotel, and transportation provided
- Detention, layover, and holiday pay
Requirements
- Valid CDL-A
- Minimum 6 months of recent tractor-trailer experience
- Current DOT medical card
- Clear FMCSA Clearinghouse record