CDL-A Driver – home weekly - Dedicated - 5 day work week

Drive Time TransportsOcala, FL
Onsite

About The Position

We are currently hiring CDL-A Truck Drivers for a dedicated home weekly position. This position offers steady freight and consistent weekly earnings. The driver must live within 25 miles of Ocala. This role offers a 5-day work week with 2 full days off, dedicated and no-touch freight. Schedules are available for day or night shifts, with at least one weekend day included. The running area includes GA, AL, FL, NC, SC, TN. The hiring area requires drivers to be within 25 miles of Macon, GA. Drivers typically have Thanksgiving and Christmas off. There is an opportunity to transfer to a home daily position after 90 days. This is a great opportunity for dependable CDL-A drivers seeking a local dedicated position with daily home time and consistent pay.

Requirements

  • Valid CDL-A License
  • Minimum 6 months recent tractor-trailer experience
  • Stable work history
  • Must meet safety and background standards
  • All accidents within the last 5 years require an accident report (regardless of fault or vehicle type)
  • No SAP drivers accepted for this account
  • Must live within 25 miles of Ocala
  • Must live within 25 miles of Macon, GA

Responsibilities

  • Operate a tractor-trailer safely and efficiently.
  • Transport freight within the designated running area (GA, AL, FL, NC, SC, TN).
  • Adhere to a 5-day work week schedule, ensuring 2 full days off.
  • Maintain a stable work history and meet safety and background standards.
  • Provide accident reports for all accidents within the last 5 years.
  • Be available for day or night shifts, including at least one weekend day.
  • Potentially transfer to a home daily position after 90 days.

Benefits

  • Home weekly
  • Dedicated freight
  • No-touch freight
  • Consistent weekly earnings
  • Opportunity to transfer to a home daily position after 90 days
  • Usually off Thanksgiving and Christmas
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