CDL-A Dry Van Driver

Rouse Trucking•Tulsa, OK

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Steady dry van freight demand and dependable operational support give CDL-A truck drivers a consistent regional workload backed by organized dispatch planning. Established customer freight helps maintain productive movement throughout the week, while reliable communication and scheduling support keep drivers informed from one load to the next. Drivers return home every week with flexible scheduling designed to balance consistent regional freight movement with dependable time away from the road. You'll haul dry van freight across established regional lanes supported by recurring customer demand. The workload includes a combination of drop-and-hook and live freight, creating a practical mix that helps keep trailers moving while supporting dependable weekly miles. Operational support continues throughout each dispatch, with load planning focused on reducing unnecessary delays and coordinating freight between customer locations. Familiar regional coverage also allows drivers to develop route knowledge and become comfortable with regular delivery areas and customer expectations. You'll be assigned a late-model Peterbilt 579 equipped with SiriusXM, an inverter, TV mount, refrigerator, and an Espar bunk heater. No slip seating means you'll remain in the same truck, giving you a consistent setup for each workweek. Scheduled maintenance helps reduce avoidable downtime and keeps equipment prepared for upcoming dispatches. The truck's interior features provide the comfort and convenience needed for regional work while supporting an organized and productive routine on the road.