CDL-A Dry Van Driver
About The Position
Southwest driving demand keeps this position moving through familiar regional lanes with strong weekly mileage and frequent home time. Drivers looking for dependable freight, productive miles, and a schedule built around regular resets will find a practical regional opportunity. Your Equipment: You'll operate a well-maintained International LT equipped with an automatic transmission, APU, and inverter, giving you the comfort and convenience needed for longer regional runs. Pay & Home Time: Drivers average approximately 3,500 miles per week while earning $1,700–$1,825 per week. All loaded and empty miles are paid, helping maximize every trip throughout the workweek. Home time comes every 4–6 days, with a 34-hour reset one week followed by a full 48-hour reset the next, creating a predictable schedule drivers can plan around. The Route: You'll operate throughout established Southwest regional lanes where route familiarity helps support efficient trip planning and dependable freight movement. Freight is primarily no-touch with regular drop-and-hook opportunities, helping reduce delays and keep drivers focused on the road. The combination of high weekly mileage and paid loaded and empty miles helps drivers make the most of every dispatch throughout the week.
Requirements
- At least six months of recent CDL-A driving experience
- Safe driving record and professional attitude
- Comfortable operating regional Southwest lanes
- Commitment to safety and dependable performance
Responsibilities
- Southwest driving
- Primarily no-touch freight with drop-and-hook opportunities
- Operate automatic International LT equipment
- Drive an average of 3,500 miles per week
- Home every 4–6 days with alternating 34- and 48-hour resets
Benefits
- Medical coverage available
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Paid vacation time
- Pet policy available
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
