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Blue Trucking is seeking an experienced CDL-A driver for USPS drop-and-hook work across the Midwest, South, and Southeast. You will earn a flat weekly pay of $2,000 plus extra earnings for miles driven beyond 2,800, with frequent direct deposit and year-round freight.
Most routes are drop-and-hook with no NYC or West Coast areas. This full-time driving role offers stable weekly miles and modern equipment, with paid orientation and comprehensive benefits.
Class A Driver - USPS Drop and Hook - Flat Weekly Pay 2000 (Full Time)
Job Type: Driving
We are hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for a stable USPS position operating throughout the Midwest, South, and Southeast.
PAY STRUCTURE
Flat rate of $2,000 gross per week for up to 2,800 miles
Additional $0.70 CPM for every mile driven above 2,800 miles
All miles above 2,800 are paid in addition to the $2,000 weekly rate
Weekly direct deposit
Pay examples:
2,800 miles: $2,000
3,000 miles: $2,140
3,200 miles: $2,280
3,500 miles: $2,490
FREIGHT
USPS freight
Mostly drop-and-hook
Majority no-touch freight
Consistent, year-round routes
Stable weekly mileage
OPERATING AREA
Drivers operate throughout:
Midwest
South
Southeast
No West Coast
No New York City
EQUIPMENT
20242026 Volvo, Freightliner, and Peterbilt trucks
Modern, well-maintained equipment
Automatic transmissions
Passenger-friendly trucks
ORIENTATION
Paid orientation
Transportation to orientation provided
Private hotel room provided
Meals provided during orientation
BENEFITS
W-2 company driver position
Medical insurance
Vision insurance
Consistent weekly freight and dependable pay
REQUIREMENTS
Valid Class A CDL
Verifiable tractor-trailer driving experience
Acceptable driving and safety record
Must pass the required pre-employment drug screening
Apply today for a consistent USPS driving position offering a $2,000 flat weekly rate, additional pay for miles above 2,800, newer equipment, and no West Coast or New York City routes.