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HWY Express in Milwaukee, WI is seeking a full-time CDL-A driver to haul no-touch freight across regional lanes. You’ll earn weekly pay between $1,325 and $1,575 and enjoy steady earnings plus six days off per month while operating a Kenworth T680 with automatic transmission and modern safety features.
This position requires at least 3 months of CDL-A experience, a valid CDL-A in your state, and a current DOT physical.
Location: Milwaukee, WI
Home Time: 6 days off per month
Pay: $1,325-$1,575 per week
Freight: No-touch freight
Freight continuity and route flexibility provide drivers with steady opportunities to keep moving while maintaining scheduled monthly time off, competitive weekly earnings, and no-touch freight.
Steady Income: Weekly pay is $1,325-$1,575, with a minimum pay program in place to help support consistent earnings.
Home Time: The schedule includes 6 days off each month for regular time away from the road.
Freight: Drivers haul no-touch freight without loading or unloading responsibilities.
Modern Fleet: Kenworth T680 equipment includes automatic transmissions and driver comfort features for time spent over the road.
Driver Support: Our team assists drivers with communication, updates, and day-to-day needs throughout their time on the road.
This full-time CDL-A position provides no-touch freight, weekly pay of $1,325-$1,575, 6 days off per month, and Kenworth T680 equipment. Drivers stay focused on the road without freight-handling responsibilities.
Freight continuity helps maintain productive driving opportunities throughout the month, while route flexibility and scheduled days off provide a balanced operating schedule.
HWY Express provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other protected status under applicable federal, state, or local laws.