Anheuser Busch Regional: Drop & Hook + Up to $1,870/Wk

Herman N Logistics; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 69,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Insurance after 30 days

Paid time off

Job summary

Anheuser Busch Condo Fleet is seeking a Solo CDL-A Regional Truck Driver to cover regional lanes with no-touch freight and regular dispatches. You will operate company-provided condo tractors on repeat routes across multiple states and maintain compliance with pre-employment testing requirements.

Average weekly earnings sit at $1,519 with top earners at $1,870 per week, and a steady 2,300–2,500 miles weekly cadence.

Qualifications

• Solo drivers with at least 3 months of verified experience.

Job description

Solo CDL-A Regional Truck Driver | Anheuser Busch Condo Fleet | Up to $1,870/Week

THE PAY & MILEAGE PACKAGE

• Weekly Earning Power: Bring home a solid average of $1,519 every week ($78,988 annualized), with top earners pulling down up to $1,870 weekly ($97,240 annualized)!
• Experience-Based CPM: Progressive pay scale ranging from $0.57 to $0.61 CPM based on your driving background, plus mileage safety bonus incentives.
• Steady Miles: Consistent dispatches estimated at 2,300 to 2,500 miles per week.

THE FREIGHT & REGIONAL LANES

• No-Touch Freight: Hauling dry van cargo across regional lanes (regular routes covering WA, OR, CA, NV, AZ, CO, TX, FL, GA, OH, and many more).
• Load Types: A smooth mix of drop-and-hook runs, live unloads, and live reloads depending on the customer stop.

SCHEDULE & HOME TIME

• Consistent Reset: Out for two weeks, home for two days (home every other week) to give you quality downtime off the road.

EQUIPMENT & REQUIREMENTS

• Modern Rides: Roll in company-provided, top-of-the-line automatic transmission sleeper condo tractors.
• Who We Need: Solo drivers with at least 3 months of verified experience. Must clear strict pre-employment hair follicle and urine drug tests.

CORPORATE BENEFITS

• Day-30 Protection: Full medical, dental, and vision insurance kicking in after just 30 days, plus accrued paid time off.