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Highway Express in Rome, GA is seeking a CDL-A driver for dedicated regional routes. Expect 100% driver unload, weekly pay between $1,400 and $1,600, and weekend home time with Fridays or Saturdays off.
The position offers steady freight movement on established lanes, with newer automatic Freightliner Cascadia tractors and comprehensive benefit programs. Home time is typically every weekend, with routes returning to the same network.
Pay: $1,400 to $1,600 per week | Home Time: Every Weekend
Freight: Dedicated Dry Van | 100% Driver Unload | Location: Rome, GA 30161
Steady freight movement across an established customer network gives CDL-A drivers a dependable weekly schedule with planned weekend home time. This dedicated account combines consistent regional routes with defined freight assignments and weekly pay of $1,400 to $1,600.
Drivers service the same customer network across the Southeast, with occasional Midwest deliveries. Routes are planned to return drivers home each weekend, typically Friday or Saturday. Staying within the same customer network provides a familiar freight setup and dependable weekly schedule.
Freight is 100% driver unload using roller carts.
Drivers remain with the same dedicated customer network rather than moving between unrelated freight.
Weekly pay is $1,400 to $1,600, including CPM and $250 per-load unload pay. Drivers also receive mileage, stop, and detention pay as applicable. Company-paid orientation is provided upon successful onboarding.
Tractors are assigned to drivers for a familiar equipment setup from week to week.
Valid Class A CDL required. Minimum three months of recent local or regional tractor-trailer experience within the past year. Experience operating equipment with a 40-foot or longer trailer required. Drivers must meet DOT regulatory standards.
Highway Express provides equal employment opportunities to qualified applicants in accordance with applicable federal and state laws.