Class A CDL Regional Driver - $1,800/Week Guaranteed

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          About the role

          Job Location: Lancaster, Texas; Route Type: Regional; Type of Assignment: Temp to Hire; Transmission Type: Automatic; Experience: 1+ year; Handling: Heavy Touch. Our client is seeking Class A CDL Regional Drivers for dedicated routes based in Lancaster, Texas. Drivers will average approximately 2,200 miles per week while delivering palletized products throughout the region. This position offers guaranteed weekly pay, consistent routes, and the opportunity to transition from temporary to permanent employment. TransForce drivers are respected professionals. We support your career goals, prioritize your safety, and connect you with quality driving opportunities. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.

          Responsibilities

          • Safely operate a Class A commercial motor vehicle on regional routes
          • Deliver palletized products using a 48-foot rear lift-gated trailer
          • Operate an electric pallet jack for delivery and unloading activities
          • Accurately complete bills of lading and stop documentation
          • Follow all applicable safety, DOT, and FMCSA regulations
          • Provide dependable and professional service at each delivery location

          Requirements

          • Valid Class A CDL
          • 1+ year of recent, relevant, and verifiable driving experience
          • Clean Motor Vehicle Record with no major traffic violations or preventable accidents in the last 3 years
          • Must meet all DOT and FMCSA requirements

          Qualifications

          • Previous food service experience is strongly preferred

          Benefits

          • Competitive guaranteed weekly pay
          • Medical, dental, and vision insurance
          • Paid time off
          • 401(k) retirement plan
          • Referral program

          Pay

          Guaranteed pay of $1,800 or more per week; $25 per stop after the first stop.

          Schedule

          40 hours per week Sunday through Thursday, returning around 1:00 p.m., or Monday through Friday, returning around 6:00 p.m.; Anticipated start date: July 17, 2026.

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