Regional dry van freight Weekly home time Assigned take-home trucks Weekly pay with bonus opportunities Regional freight reliability and familiar lanes help CDL-A truck drivers build a steady routine while hauling dry van freight with dependable weekly home time and equipment designed for comfort throughout the week. Home Time: Regional drivers typically stay out 5–7 days before returning home for weekly home time. Freight is planned to support a consistent work schedule while keeping drivers moving throughout the week and providing dependable scheduling from one dispatch to the next. Pay & Bonuses: Weekly pay is $1,400 to $1,550 through direct deposit. Additional earnings include layover pay of $12 per hour after the first hour, $15 per stop after the first, and annual safety bonuses. Your Equipment: Drive International Pro Stars, Freightliner Cascadias, and Kenworth trucks equipped with 10-speed manual transmissions, 1,500-watt inverters, and Opti-idle systems that help maintain cab comfort while reducing unnecessary engine idling. Assigned truck Take-home option with approved secure parking No slip seating Driver-focused cab features The Route: Dry van freight is designed to keep drivers moving with a combination of no-touch freight and mostly drop-and-hook loads, helping reduce time at customer locations while maintaining productive miles. Established regional lanes help drivers become familiar with their routes and weekly workload. Mostly drop-and-hook freight 100% no-touch dry van Regional freight network Weekly home time schedule
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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