The CDL-A Regional Truck Driver operates established regional freight lanes throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, hauling no-touch freight, primarily through drop-and-hook loads. Established customer freight supports steady miles and helps reduce delays. The role is suited to drivers who prefer established regional lanes, organized scheduling, and dependable weekly miles. Drivers use late-model Kenworth T680 automatic trucks equipped with Smart Idle, a 1500-watt inverter, and double bunks. Trucks receive scheduled maintenance every six months. The typical schedule is 7–9 days on the road followed by one full day at home for every seven days worked; home time begins the day after arrival. The employer has more than 30 terminal locations nationwide and offers access to truck washes, laundry, and fitness facilities, along with support throughout the route.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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