CDL-A Regional Dry Van Driver - No Exp

OConnell Motor Freight INC; Heavener (OK); On-site; USD 73,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Driver and Pet policy

Job summary

O'Connell Motor Freight is seeking a CDL-A Regional Dry Van Driver with no prior driving experience. This program is designed for CDL-school graduates who completed at least 120 hours of instruction and meet company and DOT standards.

After paid training, you will haul dry van freight regionally with drop‑and‑hook loads and brand‑new trucks. Weekly home time and weekly pay of $1,600–$1,800+ are offered.

Qualifications

• Must have valid Class A CDL.
• Completed at least 120 hours of CDL instruction.
• No professional driving experience required.

Responsibilities

• Haul dry van freight on regional routes with drop‑and‑hook loads.
• Operate brand‑new trucks.
• Receive weekly pay and home time.

Education

120 hours CDL instruction

Job description

CDL-A Regional Dry Van Driver - No Exp
Job Type: Driving

CDL SCHOOL WAS STEP ONE. NOW IT'S TIME TO GET ON THE ROAD.

Finding your first driving job should not require years of experience.

O'Connell Motor Freight offers CDL-school graduates a paid path into regional dry van work. If you completed at least 120 hours of CDL instruction and meet company and DOT standards, no professional driving experience is required.

You must have a valid Class A CDL and at least 120 hours of instruction from a CDL school.

2. COMPLETE PAID TRAINING

Qualified new drivers receive paid training before moving into regular regional work.

3. START RUNNING STEADY FREIGHT

After training, you will haul dry van freight on regional routes with drop-and-hook loads and brand-new trucks.

The position offers weekly home time and weekly pay of $1,600-$1,800+ direct deposit every Friday.

THE REST OF THE PACKAGE

• Medical insurance
• Vision insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Driver and Pet policy

No years of professional experience. No waiting for someone to give you a chance. Just a real first driving job with paid training, steady freight, new equipment, and weekly home time.