Recent Graduates Truck Driver Regional Class A 2000per week

Overhaul Carriers; Buffalo (NY); On-site; USD 59,000 - 91,000; Full time

Job summary

Overhaul Carriers in Buffalo, NY seeks CDL A drivers for regional routes. Home weekly, weekends, no‑touch freight, steady pay and reliable miles.

Recent graduates are welcome, as training is offered. You will be expected to maintain logs, follow DOT rules, and operate a tractor-trailer on long‑haul runs with safety and professionalism.

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid CDL Class A license.
• Truck driving school certificate of at least 120 hours is required.
• Clean driving record and background check.
• Ability to pass a DOT drug screen and hair follicle test.

Responsibilities

• Complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections and deliver freight on time.
• Operate a Class A tractor-trailer on long-haul routes while maintaining safety practices.
• Maintain accurate logs and trip documentation.

Skills

CDL A

Safety awareness

Logistics planning

Education

CDL Class A license

Truck driving school certificate (≥120 hours)

Job description

Outlook.

CDL A O penings home time weekends, steady pay and reliable freight for truck drivers. Equal Employment Opportunity employer. Recent Graduates: Our company will train you.

Compensation:

$1300 to $2000 per week and miles per week 1700.

No Touch Freight.

Home Time

5 days out and 2 days home with your family., Sun to Thurs or Tues to Sat.

Duties Include:

• Complete pre-trip and post trip inspections and deliver freight on time.
• Operate a Class A tractor‑trailer on long‑haul routes while learning safe driving practices and professional road conduct.
• Maintain accurate logs and trip documentation.

Requirements:

• Valid CDL Class A license.
• Recent CDL A Truck Driving School Certificate of minimum of 120 hours.
• Clean motor vehicle record and background check.
• Ability to pass a DOT drug screen and Hair Follicle Test.

About us:

Overhaul Carriers Ltd is a licensed contract carrier and property broker operating under the authority of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the United States Department of Transportation.