Regional freight continuity and dependable lane consistency help CDL-A truck drivers stay productive throughout the week while operating on established regional routes with predictable home time, familiar freight patterns, and dispatch support designed to keep freight moving consistently. Drivers earn $1,325–$1,525 per week while averaging approximately 2,500 miles each week. Home time is scheduled every 5–7 days with a combination of 34-hour and 48-hour resets that support a reliable work schedule and provide regular opportunities to recharge between regional runs. All loaded and empty miles are paid, helping drivers maximize weekly earnings across every dispatched trip while maintaining consistent mileage throughout the week. Regional freight moves throughout the Southwest and Southeast using established customer lanes designed to keep freight moving consistently while reducing unnecessary downtime between loads. Drivers benefit from familiar routing, dependable freight demand, and operational support that helps create a more predictable workweek. Drivers are assigned late-model International LT tractors equipped with automatic transmissions, APUs, and inverters to provide comfort and convenience throughout each trip. The equipment is maintained to support reliable performance while giving drivers the features they need for extended regional runs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED