Entry-Level CDL A Driver – Regional

Beyondfreightinc; Peoria (IL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

70–75 CPM

Entry-level friendly

Dedicated regional lanes in IL, OH &IN

34-hour reset for improved rest

Benefits package

Job summary

Beyond Freight Inc in Peoria, IL is hiring an entry-level CDL A driver for our regional fleet covering Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana. This role offers regional miles with a 34-hour reset for better rest and predictable home time.

You must hold a valid Class A CDL; entry-level graduates are welcome. Regional lanes require DOT compliance and drug screening; compensation is 70–75 CPM with a competitive benefits package discussed at interview.

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid Class A CDL.
• Entry-level accepted; suitable for recent CDL school graduates.

Responsibilities

• Operate and deliver freight regionally within IL, OH, IN.
• Maintain safety and comply with DOT regulations.
• Adhere to schedule with 34-hour reset and structured home time.

Skills

Entry-level friendly

Recent CDL school grads welcome

DOT physical

Education

Valid Class A CDL

Job description

About the job Entry-Level CDL A Driver – Regional

Beyond Freight Inc is hiring entry-level CDL A drivers for our Regional Fleet covering Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana.

This regional position includes a 34-hour reset, giving you a structured schedule with better rest and more predictable home time. Ideal for new drivers who want consistent miles in a tight regional area without long-haul runs.

What We Offer

• 70–75 CPM
• Entry-level friendly – recent CDL school graduates and new CDL holders welcome
• Dedicated regional lanes in IL, OH & IN
• 34-hour reset for improved rest and schedule
• Competitive benefits package (details provided during interview)

Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL
• Entry-level experience accepted
• Ability to run regional lanes in Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana
• Must pass DOT physical and drug screen

Why Drive for Beyond Freight Inc?

Steady regional work close to home in the Midwest, solid pay at 70–75 CPM, and a 34-hour reset that supports better rest. If you’re ready to start your trucking career with a company that supports entry-level drivers.