Established regional automotive freight Weekly home time with a consistent reset 2,500–3,000 miles per week Monthly performance bonus up to $750 Regional freight continuity and dependable route planning provide CDL-A truck drivers with consistent regional work hauling no-touch automotive freight. Established lanes, steady miles, and scheduled home time help create a predictable workweek while keeping drivers productive. The Route: Drivers primarily operate east of I-35 hauling automotive freight through established regional lanes. Approximately 90% of freight is drop and hook, helping reduce delays at customer locations. Drivers typically average 2,500–3,000 miles each week with an average haul length of approximately 500 miles. Your Equipment: Drivers operate primarily late-model Peterbilt 579 trucks along with other well-maintained equipment designed for regional operations. Automatic transmission equipment Inverter and refrigerator included Assigned equipment may be taken home Comfortable setup for regional driving The combination of no-touch freight and a high percentage of drop-and-hook loads allows drivers to spend more time driving while minimizing time spent waiting during pickups and deliveries.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED