Class A CDL Driver

CK Transportation•Columbus, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

CK Transportation is hiring a CDL A driver for a Columbus-based position built around consistent freight lanes instead of constantly changing routes. This fleet runs repeat Midwest and Northeast corridors where volume stays steady, allowing drivers to keep miles predictable and plan their week with fewer surprises. A typical week begins with outbound freight early in the workweek, followed by planned reloads through established shipping lanes in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and surrounding states. Drivers normally return by Friday, allowing a full weekend reset at home before the next dispatch cycle begins. Because freight is planned ahead of time, drivers are not waiting on last-minute dispatch decisions or losing hours searching for the next load. This creates a smoother week and helps keep miles steady from paycheck to paycheck. Orientation lasts approximately two to three days. Hotel and meals are provided, and orientation pay is included with the first paycheck. Drivers leave orientation knowing their lanes, dispatcher contacts, and weekly expectations. CK Transportation operates regional and over-the-road fleets with a focus on organized freight flow, dependable equipment, and direct communication so every Class A CDL driver can count on a predictable schedule and steady work.

Requirements

Class A CDL driver.
Valid CDL A license.
Ability to drive regional Northeast freight.
Ability to operate Monday through Friday.
Ability to be home every weekend.
Ability to handle mostly drop-and-hook loads.
Ability to maintain consistent miles and predictable weekly schedules.
Ability to follow established shipping lanes in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and surrounding states.
Must meet eligibility requirements for weekly pay protection.

Nice To Haves

Experience with consistent freight lanes.
Experience with repeat Midwest and Northeast corridors.

Responsibilities

Drive Class A CDL truck for regional Northeast freight.
Operate on a Monday through Friday schedule.
Return home every weekend.
Handle mostly drop-and-hook loads.
Maintain consistent miles and predictable weekly schedules.
Follow established shipping lanes in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and surrounding states.
Participate in a 2-3 day orientation covering lanes, dispatcher contacts, and weekly expectations.