CDL-A New Driver - Paid Training - $1,300 to $1,400 Weekly Solo (Full Time)
Job Type: Driving
You put in the hours at school. Now let that pay off. Our new drivers train with a mentor, then move into their own truck earning around $1,300 to $1,400 a week.
Life on the Road
- No touch dry van freight, mostly drop and hook
- Loads from our own customers, planned 1 to 3 days ahead
- Out 1 to 2 weeks, Monday through Saturday, with a 34 hour reset every Sunday
The Training Plan
- Step 1: a 7 day onboarding class, skills evaluation and more practice if required, with hotel and a $100 meal stipend
- On the road with a mentor (10+ days): at least 5 hours behind the wheel daily, following a training checklist. Paid $75 a day
- Step 3: backing, pre-trip and a road test, then you go solo in your own truck
- Female students are paired with female mentors
- $0.50 per mile starting rate at 2,000 safe miles, no lower rookie scale
- 2,600 to 2,800 miles works out to about $1,300 to $1,400 a week
- Weekly bonus of 8 to 10 cents per mile for the best drivers
- Direct deposit each Friday and a yearly pay increase
Perks and Benefits
- Retirement plan with up to 3% match
- Tuition reimbursement for your CDL school balance
- Automatic trucks averaging 1.5 years old, APU, fridge, double bunk
- $200 orientation pay, travel reimbursed up to $800 by distance
- Paid holidays, vacation and tolls
What You Need
- At least 21 years old with a Class A CDL
- Graduated from a verifiable driving school with at least 120 hours, within 12 months
- Have not driven for another carrier since school
- Max 4 moving violations in 3 years, zero DUI/DWI in 5 years
- Pass a urine drug screen and DOT physical