CDL-A Southwest Regional Driver
About The Position
Southwest freight demand and operational consistency give drivers access to dependable miles through one of the country's busiest freight regions. This CDL-A position is built around keeping trucks moving with established refrigerated freight lanes, organized dispatch planning, and a long-haul schedule that helps support steady weekly earnings. Drivers haul refrigerated freight throughout the Southwest and across nationwide lanes using a combination of drop-and-hook loads and scheduled live deliveries. Freight moves through active shipping markets that help maintain consistent load availability while giving drivers the flexibility to run a variety of routes. The operation focuses on keeping trucks loaded and moving instead of sitting between dispatches. No-touch freight allows drivers to stay focused on the road while dispatch works to minimize downtime and maintain productive trip planning throughout each work cycle. Drivers operate on a schedule of 12 days out followed by 2 full days at home. This structure provides a balance between maximizing mileage opportunities and maintaining scheduled home time. Trips are generally planned in advance to help create a smoother routine from dispatch through delivery. Drivers are assigned automatic sleeper trucks designed for over-the-road comfort and maintained on a routine preventive maintenance schedule. Reliable equipment helps reduce downtime and keeps drivers focused on productive miles.
Requirements
- Valid Class A CDL license
- At least 3 months of recent tractor-trailer experience
- Meet all DOT and company safety requirements
Nice To Haves
- Rider policy available for qualified drivers
Responsibilities
- Haul refrigerated freight throughout the Southwest and across nationwide lanes.
- Utilize a combination of drop-and-hook loads and scheduled live deliveries.
- Focus on keeping trucks loaded and moving instead of sitting between dispatches.
- Stay focused on the road while dispatch works to minimize downtime and maintain productive trip planning.
- Operate on a schedule of 12 days out followed by 2 full days at home.
- Drive automatic sleeper trucks designed for over-the-road comfort.
Benefits
- Medical benefits begin after 30 days
- Dental benefits begin after 30 days
- Vision benefits begin after 30 days
- Paid orientation
- Travel expenses related to orientation are covered
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
