CDL A School Graduates- Paid Training - $1,300 - $1,500/ Wk

NIS EXPRESS; Fayetteville (NC); On-site; USD 46,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Guaranteed weekly pay

Orientation paid

Travel and lodging arranged

Full solo pay after training

Job summary

NIS EXPRESS in Fayetteville, NC is seeking new CDL-A drivers for a mentorship-driven program that pays weekly from day one. You'll ride with a trainer for 4 to 6 weeks, run real loads on real routes, and learn trip planning, backing, and log book/ELD compliance.

Territory stays east of I-35 with no NYC; no-touch dry van freight. You'll start with a guaranteed $1,000 per week for 3 solo months, with typical weekly gross around $1,300–$1,500 and top performers at $1,750+.

Qualifications

• CDL-A and at least 21 years old.
• 120+ hours completed at an accredited CDL school.
• Stable work history and clean driving/background record.
• Active DOT medical card and ability to pass a pre-employment drug screen.

Responsibilities

• Ride with an experienced trainer for 4–6 weeks, running actual loads on actual routes.
• Learn trip planning, backing and maneuvering, drop and hook procedures, log book and ELD compliance.
• Understand company systems and communication with dispatch; what to expect when running solo.

Skills

CDL-A

Trip planning

Backing and maneuvering

Log book & ELD compliance

Drug screening

Education

120+ hours CDL school

Job description

Fresh out of CDL school and not sure where to start? This program is built for exactly that: real mentorship, weekly guaranteed pay, and a clear path to solid solo earnings once you're ready.

The Freight & Where You'll Run

• Territory stays east of I 35.
• New York City and its five boroughs are never on the route.
• Freight is 100 percent no touch dry van.
• Split runs about 70 percent drop and hook, 30 percent live load and unload.

Your Truck, Your Schedule

• Drive a 2022 or newer Freightliner or Kenworth automatic, APU equipped for rest breaks.
• Once solo, that truck is yours, no slip seating, with take home options on the table.
• Riders and pets are welcome once training wraps up.
• Out 12 days, home for 2.

What Solo Drivers Actually Earn

• Floor of $1,000 a week guaranteed through your first 3 solo months.
• Most drivers average $1,300 to $1,500 weekly gross.
• Top performers see $1,750 or more.
• Mileage typically runs 2,200 to 2,800 a week.

4 to 6 Weeks of Real Training

• You'll ride with an experienced trainer for the full 4 to 6 weeks, running actual loads on actual routes, not a classroom.
• Learn hands on: trip planning, backing and maneuvering, drop and hook procedures, log book and ELD compliance, and how to handle live load and unload stops.
• Your trainer walks you through company systems, communication with dispatch, and what to expect once you're running solo.
• Training pay is direct deposited every Friday, and the moment you finish, you move straight to full solo pay.

What Makes This Different

• Income Protection: Once you finish training and go solo, your pay is guaranteed at $1,000 a week minimum for your first 3 months.
• No Waiting Around for Full Pay: The moment you're solo, you're on full pay rates.
• Orientation Covered: $300 orientation pay, plus travel and lodging arranged and paid for by the company.

Benefits Once You Hit 30 Days

• Full medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage.
• 401k with a company match.
• Life insurance and long term disability, employer funded.
• Access to the employee stock option program.
• Vacation time starts building from day one of training.

To Get Started You'll Need

• A valid CDL-A and to be at least 21.
• 120+ hours completed at an accredited CDL school.
• A stable work history and clean driving and background record.
• An active DOT medical card and the ability to pass a pre-employment drug screen.

EOE.