If you just finished CDL school in Middle Tennessee, here's a first job that pays you to learn and never asks you to unload a trailer. Temperature-controlled freight, steady miles, home every two weeks. Training 4 to 6 weeks with an exp...
Most new drivers think home weekly comes after years of seniority. On this dedicated regional account it starts after training. Most drivers roll out Sunday or Monday and are back Friday or Saturday. The Job Dedicated dry van, regional ...
You passed the CDL test. Now you need someone to put you in a truck, show you the ropes and pay you while you learn. This temperature-controlled fleet runs out of Lancaster, just up the road, and trains brand new drivers on real loads. Wh...
Drivers on this Chicago-based fleet average about 1,900 miles a week and still get home every weekend. If you're on the West Side or in the near suburbs with a brand new Class A, you can start with paid training. Why Drivers Choose This F...
Most North Bay drivers with a brand new CDL hear the same thing: come back when you have a year behind the wheel. Here you get that year on the clock, with a trainer beside you, a paycheck every week and home time every 2 weeks. How the F...
Home every week out of the Olive Branch distribution center, just up the road. This is a hands-on store delivery job: you unload, and you get paid $200 every time you do. Pay and Scheduling Breakdown $1,300 to $1,700 average weekly gross...
New license, no experience, and a family in North County that needs you home on a schedule. This Western fleet keeps most runs to 2 days or less, trains you with pay, and brings you home every 2 weeks. What Makes This Fleet Different Sho...
A dedicated account based in Tolleson, a few exits from home, with drop and hook 80 to 90% of the time and the same planner who knows your name. That's the setup for West Valley drivers, new CDL holders included. Why Drivers Choose This A...
Got your Class A at a Tri-State school and nobody local will take you without a year of experience? This fleet will. You train on the road with a paycheck, then run temperature-controlled freight across the Southeast and Midwest with a guar...
Experienced drivers in the southern Central Valley: sleep in your own bed every day and run the same retail stores week after week. Once you know the stops and backhauls, the job gets easier and the paycheck stays steady. The Route Home ...