CDL-A Dedicated Dry Van Driver – $1,600 Weekly | Home Weekly
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Job summary
Dollar Tree in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a CDL-A dedicated regional driver for a dry van account. Earn an average $85,800 per year with about $1,600 weekly pay and a 34-hour weekly home reset. Loads originate in Phoenix with deliveries across AZ, UT and parts of Southern CA.
Expect ~3 loads per week on a full truckload basis, automatic sleeper trucks, and unloading required using roto-carts and lift gates. This position offers weekly home time and consistent regional runs.
Qualifications
- Valid Class A CDL with 3 months verifiable experience
- Clean driving record and DOT Medical Card required
- No SAP drivers permitted
- Ability to unload full truckloads using roto-carts and lift gates
Responsibilities
- Deliver regional dry van loads on a dedicated account
- Unload with roto-carts and lift gates as needed
- Home weekly with a 34-hour reset and multiple loads per week
Skills
Tools
Job description
Earn an average of $85,800 per year with approximately $1,600 weekly pay on a dedicated regional dry van account. Drivers average 3 loads per week and receive a 34-hour weekly home reset.
- Phoenix, AZ
- Loads originate in Phoenix
- Delivery territory includes Arizona, Utah and parts of Southern California
- $85,800 average annual pay
- $1,600 average weekly pay
- Top weekly: $1,800
- Top annualized: $93,600
- CPM pay
- $220 per load
- Dedicated regional dry van account
- Approximately 3 loads per week
- Full truckload deliveries
- Driver unloads using roto-carts and lift gates
- Loads begin in Phoenix
- Deliver throughout AZ, UT and parts of Southern CA
- 53′ trailers
- Automatic sleeper trucks
- Home weekly
- 34-hour weekly reset
- Approximately 3 loads per week
- Valid Class A CDL
- Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
- Clean driving record
- DOT Medical Card
- No SAP drivers
- Ability to safely unload full truckloads using roto-carts and lift gates
- Willingness to operate regional routes and spend time on the road between weekly r
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