Dedicated Regional ClassA CDL Driver

Accent It; Washington (UT); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Accent It is hiring a Class-A CDL driver for a dedicated regional route with frequent home time. Candidates should have at least 3 months of tractor-trailer experience and a clean driving record. The position offers competitive weekly pay, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive team environment.

Benefits

Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision & Retirement

Weekly Pay with Unlimited Referral Bonuses

Paid Orientation

Qualifications

• Class-A CDL License required with a clean driving record.
• Minimum 3 months' tractor-trailer experience.
• DOT Medical Card.

Responsibilities

• Drive covering NV, CA, AZ, MT, NM, ND, SD, UT, WY, CO.
• Home every 5-6 days with a 34-hour reset over the weekend.

Skills

Clean Driving Record

Tractor-Trailer Experience

Job description

DEDICATED REGIONAL CLASS-A CDL DRIVING POSITION!

3 Months Minimum Experience REQUIRED

Home Time That Works for You: **
Home Every 5–6 Days with a 34-Hour Reset Over the Weekend
Night Driving – Stay Active with Touch Freight**

Your Route:
Covering NV, CA, AZ, MT, NM, ND, SD, UT, WY, CO

What You'll Earn:

Average Weekly Pay: $1,760 – $2,350.00

Why Drive With Us?
Great Company with Steady Freight – Reliable Loads Year-Round
All-New International Sleeper Trucks – Drive in Comfort and Style
Weekly Pay with Unlimited Referral Bonuses
Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision & Retirement
Paid Orientation – We Set You Up for Success

Qualifications:
Class-A CDL License with a Clean Driving Record
Minimum 3 Months' Tractor-Trailer Experience
DOT Medical Card

What Sets Us Apart?
We provide the tools and support you need to succeed. With steady freight, consistent miles, and a supportive team, you can focus on the road while earning competitive pay.

Apply Now!

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