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Rouse Trucking is hiring CDL-A regional truck drivers in Cincinnati, OH. You’ll work regional freight with weekly pay and home time, operating a late‑model Peterbilt 579 equipped for efficiency and comfort. Expect scheduled maintenance, reliable lanes, and predictable weekly patterns.
We offer practical route planning, type of freights, and benefits that support a steady driving lifestyle with time at home. Orientation and stable weekly cycles help drivers settle into consistent productivity.
Pay: $1,450-$1,650 Weekly
Freight: Regional freight
Home Time: Home weekly with flexible scheduling
Location: Cincinnati, OH 45202
Practical route planning and dependable freight continuity provide CDL-A truck drivers with a regional position built around established customer lanes and reliable weekly scheduling. Recurring freight demand helps support productive miles while creating a workweek drivers can settle into over time.
Equipment: You'll be assigned a late-model Peterbilt 579 equipped with SiriusXM, an inverter, TV mount, refrigerator, and an Espar bunk heater. No slip seating allows you to remain in the same truck, while scheduled maintenance helps keep equipment dependable and prepared for each dispatch.
The truck is designed for regional work, providing the comfort, storage, and convenience drivers appreciate during productive weeks on the road.
Pay & Home Time: Weekly Pay is $1,450-$1,650, with additional opportunities to increase your paycheck through accessorial pay. Weekly home time with flexible scheduling helps drivers maintain a dependable balance between consistent regional freight and time away from the road.
The Route: Regional freight moves across established customer lanes with a combination of drop-and-hook and live freight. Familiar delivery locations and organized route planning help drivers become comfortable with recurring freight patterns while supporting dependable weekly productivity.
Freight continuity throughout the week helps maintain consistent operations and provides drivers with an organized regional schedule built around established customer demand.
Getting Started: Orientation includes hotel accommodations, meals, and travel. After orientation, you'll leave in your assigned truck and begin your first dispatch with the equipment and route support needed to settle into your new position.
EOE: We are committed to building a diverse team of professional drivers and logistics staff.