ClassA Regional CDL Driver

Accent It; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company is looking for a Regional Class-A CDL Truck Driver based in Texas. This role offers a competitive weekly pay of $1,300 – $1,850, home time every 5-7 days, and comprehensive benefits. Ideal candidates must have a valid Class-A CDL license, a clean driving record, and dependable work history. Drive in comfort with all-new International sleeper trucks and enjoy the benefits of year-round freight.

Benefits

$500 New Hire Bonus

Unlimited Referral Bonuses

Comprehensive Benefits

Weekly Direct Deposit

Qualifications

• Class-A CDL License with a Clean Driving Record.
• 3 Months of Recent Tractor-Trailer Experience.
• Valid DOT Medical Card.

Responsibilities

• Drive dedicated regional lanes in Texas & Oklahoma with no-touch freight.
• Ensure stable work history and maintain professionalism.

Skills

Dependable Work History

Professionalism

Job description

REGIONAL CLASS-A CDL TRUCK DRIVER WANTED!

Minimum 6 Months Experience REQUIRED

Stable Work History – No more than 3 employers in the past 3 years

Home Time That Works for You:

Home Every 5–7 Days with 34–48 Hours Off
Choose Weekend Work if You Prefer More Miles

Your Route:

Dedicated Regional Lanes – Texas & Oklahoma (up to Oklahoma City)
100% No-Touch Freight – Drive, Not Load

What You'll Earn:

$1,300 – $1,850.00 Weekly Pay

$500 New Hire Bonus
Unlimited Referral Bonuses – Extra $$$ for Every Driver You Refer!

Why Drive With Us?

All-New International Sleeper Trucks – Drive in Comfort
Year-Round Freight – No Seasonal Slowdowns
Weekly Direct Deposit – Get Paid Fast
Comprehensive Benefits – Medical, Dental, Vision & Retirement

Qualifications:

Class-A CDL License with a Clean Driving Record
3 Months of Recent Tractor-Trailer Experience
Valid DOT Medical Card
Dependable Work History & Professionalism

Apply Now – This Position Will Fill Fast!

Call or Text Rich at 801-997-8668 for More Information!

P.S. – If you're open to new income streams or a future beyond trucking, ask Rich about “The Blueprint.”