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Rouse Trucking in Springfield, IL is seeking CDL-A drivers for regional dry van work. You will handle primarily no-touch freight across established lanes with drop & hook loads and weekly home time.
Vehicles are late-model Kenworth T680 automatics and routes focus on reliable freight demand and steady weekly scheduling. Minimum six months tractor-trailer experience and current DOT medical card are required.
Pay: $1,350 to $1,550 per week | Home Time: Home weekly
Freight: Regional no-touch drop & hook freight | Location: Springfield, IL 62701
Consistent regional dry van freight
Primarily drop & hook loads
Late-model Kenworth T680 automatics
Established customer routes
Dry van freight continuity and consistent scheduling provide CDL-A drivers with dependable regional work, familiar freight patterns, and a weekly routine built around organized customer lanes.
Drivers operate across established Southeast and Mid-Atlantic lanes hauling primarily no-touch freight. With 85-90% drop & hook loads, the operation focuses on efficient freight movement and productive time behind the wheel.
Established customer relationships help maintain a steady flow of freight while reducing unnecessary downtime between assignments. Consistent route planning also gives drivers a more practical workweek without frequent changes to their operating schedule.
Late-model Kenworth T680 automatic trucks are equipped with features that support comfort and reliability during multi-day regional trips.
Regular servicing helps keep equipment ready for dispatch and limits unexpected time out of service. The automatic T680 setup also provides a comfortable driving environment for drivers covering regional miles throughout the week.
Terminal locations offer additional convenience for trip planning, equipment assistance, laundry, fitness facilities, and truck wash services while drivers are away from home.
Home weekly scheduling provides regular opportunities to return home between regional runs. Familiar customer lanes and organized dispatch planning help support a consistent routine while keeping freight moving throughout the workweek.
We are committed to building a diverse team of professional drivers and logistics staff.