CDL A Driver - Home Every Weekend - Trainees Welcome- Paid Training

NIS EXPRESS•Lansing, MI

2d•$1,200 - $1,800•Onsite

About The Position

This role is built for Class A CDL drivers who want a predictable weekly routine instead of long-haul uncertainty. Run a defined Midwest network with consistent freight, shorter routes, and a schedule that guarantees home time every weekend. Drivers leave out on Monday and return home by Saturday for a consistent weekend reset. This position is best suited for drivers who prefer consistency, structured routes, and reliable weekly home time.

Requirements

Valid Class A CDL
At least 21 years old
Consistent work history
Ability to pass a DOT physical and drug screening
Class A CDL with 120+ hours from an accredited school (for Entry-Level Driver Program)
SAP drivers are not eligible for this position.

Nice To Haves

Experienced drivers may have rider and pet options available.

Responsibilities

Run a defined Midwest network with consistent freight, shorter routes, and a schedule that guarantees home time every weekend.
Leave out on Monday and return home by Saturday for a consistent weekend reset.
Operate late-model automatic transmission equipment.
Complete paid mentorship for 4 to 6 weeks if a new CDL-A graduate.
Pass a DOT physical and drug screening.

Benefits

Home every weekend
Paid training
Average Weekly Gross: $1,200 – $1,500 (Top earners reach up to $1,800 Gross)
Base Mileage Pay: $0.56 – $0.64 CPM (Based on experience)
Short-Haul Protection Pay (Per Load): +$40 for short loads (under 150 miles), +$25 for mid-range loads (150–250 miles)
Detention pay
Performance-based incentives
Assigned late-model automatic transmission equipment
Rider and pet options available for experienced drivers
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
Retirement plan with company match
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Guaranteed Trainee Pay: $900 weekly Gross compensation throughout the entire training period (for Entry-Level Driver Program)
Immediate transition to $0.56 CPM upon successful completion and going solo (for Entry-Level Driver Program)