CDL-A Regional FAMILY DOLLAR Driver – Up to $127K Annually

Accent It•Denver, CO
•$1,950 - $2,450•Onsite

About The Position

The CDL-A Regional Driver makes dedicated retail deliveries for FAMILY DOLLAR using 53-foot dry van trailers. Deliveries are made to customer locations across Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. The work is active and hands-on, including unloading trailers using rollers and frequent climbing in and out of trailers. Drivers are generally home weekly for a 34-hour reset. Start time is 6:00 AM, and shifts may last up to 14 hours. Days off vary according to freight demand and generally fall on weekdays. Drivers living in Las Vegas will typically stay out for two weeks, followed by three days at home. Compensation includes mileage pay, pay per load, and an opportunity to earn a safe and on-time mileage bonus of up to 3% of mileage pay. The posting lists average annual pay of $100,386, average weekly pay of $1,950, top annual pay of $127,000, and top weekly pay of $2,450. Company-provided equipment includes tandem-axle sleeper trucks with modern automatic transmissions and 53-foot dry van trailers.

Requirements

  • Valid Class A CDL.
  • Minimum 3 years of verifiable tractor-trailer experience.
  • Clean driving record.
  • Valid DOT Medical Card.
  • No SAP drivers.
  • Comfort unloading freight with rollers and climbing in and out of trailers.
  • Ability to meet the physical demands of active delivery work.

Responsibilities

  • Make dedicated retail deliveries to customer locations across the listed regional states.
  • Unload trailers using rollers.
  • Climb in and out of trailers frequently as part of delivery work.
  • Perform active, hands-on delivery work.

Benefits

  • Company-provided tandem-axle sleeper trucks.
  • Mileage-based compensation with additional per-load pay.
  • Opportunity for a safe and on-time mileage bonus of up to 3% of mileage pay.
  • Home weekly for a 34-hour reset, except that Las Vegas-based drivers typically stay out for two weeks followed by three days at home.
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