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Highway Express is seeking experienced CDL-A truck drivers for regional routes with weekly home time. You’ll operate late-model tractors on established lanes, handling no-touch dry van freight and a high percentage of drop-and-hook loads.
Expect steady miles, predictable schedules, and monthly fuel bonuses. Competitive benefits include multiple medical plan options after 60 days, a 401(k) with company matching, paid vacation after one year, and company-provided life insurance coverage.
Regional freight and weekly home time give CDL-A truck drivers a predictable schedule while keeping miles moving throughout the week. Drivers earn $1,425 to $1,650 per week while operating established regional lanes with no-touch dry van freight.
Home Time: Drivers return home weekly for a 34-48 hour reset. This schedule provides regular time away from the truck while maintaining a steady work rhythm throughout the week.
Freight Overview: Freight consists of no-touch dry van loads moving through a stable customer network. A high percentage of loads are drop-and-hook, allowing CDL-A truck drivers to spend more time driving and less time waiting at shipping or receiving facilities.
Operations: Freight is scheduled across established regional lanes to support consistent weekly miles and a predictable schedule from dispatch through delivery.
Equipment: Drivers operate late-model International LT tractors equipped with APUs. Many units include inverter capability, and drivers may bring personal refrigerators for additional convenience while on the road.
Additional benefits include access to support resources designed for drivers on the road.
Experienced CDL-A truck drivers who can operate safely and support consistent freight movement throughout assigned regional routes.
Highway Express supports CDL-A truck drivers with steady freight, reliable equipment, and regular weekly home time.
Highway Express provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to protected status.