CDL-A Regional Driver

CK Transportation•Shreveport, LA

9d•Remote

About The Position

CDL A drivers in Shreveport can expect a dependable operation with consistent miles and an organized schedule due to dry van route continuity and steady freight volume. Drivers operate on established regional lanes supported by regular customer freight, creating a predictable flow between assignments. This position offers a straightforward setup for drivers seeking reliable weekly earnings and scheduled home time, featuring no-touch freight, longer average hauls, and dispatch planning focused on keeping trucks moving. Drivers haul no-touch dry van freight through established regional lanes across Louisiana and surrounding states. The freight moves through a consistent customer network that supports regular load availability throughout the year, helping drivers maintain productive mileage without depending on short-term freight surges. Most loads are drop-and-hook, with some scheduled live unload freight depending on the customer. Average haul lengths are approximately 700 to 750 miles. Drivers operate late-model Freightliner and Kenworth sleeper tractors with automatic transmissions, which include APUs, power inverters, and refrigerator space. Preventive maintenance is scheduled regularly to minimize equipment-related downtime.

Requirements

Valid Class A CDL
Minimum 3 months of recent tractor-trailer experience
Acceptable driving and safety record
Reliable work history
Ability to meet DOT and company safety requirements

Nice To Haves

Rider program
Pet program

Responsibilities

Haul no-touch dry van freight through established regional lanes across Louisiana and surrounding states.
Operate on a structured 12-day schedule followed by 48 hours at home every other weekend.
Coordinate loads through established freight lanes with an emphasis on route continuity.
Plan upcoming assignments ahead to help reduce extended waiting between loads and avoid unnecessary changes to the driver's schedule.
Maintain productive mileage without depending on short-term freight surges.
Ensure trucks are operating reliably through scheduled preventive maintenance.