Drive dedicated grocery freight on a night-shift account, with a 34-hour reset at home weekly. The workweek is six days, and weekends are included. Freight is no-touch and may involve drop-and-hook or live unload. Drivers use reefer and dry van trailers. Training may be regional or over the road with the first available mentor, and some waiting for loads to be ready may occur. Training pay is $650 per week. Starting mileage pay is $0.49 per mile, increasing to $0.60 per mile at three years. Average weekly pay is $1,100 to $1,300, with additional stop pay and performance and safety bonuses. Orientation pay is $300.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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