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CDL-A DRIVERS WANTED
ConwayOn-siteFull-time
AI Summary
Solo CDL-A driver for a regional lane, hauling no-touch freight loads across multiple southern states with a Monday–Friday schedule that may extend to Saturday.
About this role
Regional lane for solo drivers with at least 3 months of experience
$85,389.36 per year on average or $0.58cpm
with about 2,506 miles per week on average, the lane operates in AL, AZ, AR, GA, MS, NM, NC, OK, SC, TN and TX.
Shift and schedule: Monday to Friday but it could run into Saturday to get home.
This lane is a start up, so drivers need to be flexible in terms of start time, delivery windows and schedules.
While it is a no-touch freight load, drivers will need to conduct pre-, post and en-route inspections in accordance to both company policy and DOT regulations
Uniforms are required and will be provided.
Skills
CDL-ADOT RegulationsEn-route InspectionNo-touch FreightPost-trip InspectionPre-trip InspectionRegional DrivingSolo Driving
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