Regional CDL-A Driver – Mileage Pay + Unload Pay
4th Day Trucking
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Job summary
4th Day Trucking seeks a CDL-A dedicated regional driver for the Dollar Tree account based in Joliet, IL. You will cover a regional route with approximately 970 miles per week, 3 turns, and 3–5 stops per load, unloading dry freight with rollers and maintaining a strong safety record.
Enjoy home weekly and a 34-hour weekly reset, with Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday schedules depending on location. This touch-freight role requires experience, reliability, and the ability to handle physical
Qualifications
- Valid Class A CDL.
- Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience.
- DOT Medical Card.
- No SAP drivers.
- Clean driving record.
- Comfortable unloading freight with rollers.
- Able to handle physical/touch freight work.
- Flexible with schedule and weekly reset days.
Job description
Join a dedicated regional retail account offering strong weekly earnings and home time every week. This touch-freight position is ideal for experienced CDL-A drivers who don't mind staying active while unloading dry freight.
- $1,900 average weekly pay
- $93,600 average annual pay
- $2,000 top weekly pay
- $104,000 top annual pay
- Mileage Pay
- Unload Pay
- Backhaul Pay
- Dedicated regional retail account
- Approximately 970 miles per week
- 3 turns per week
- 3–5 stops per load
- Touch freight — unload dry freight using rollers
- Delivery territory: IL, WI, IA, MN, MI, IN, and Northern KY
- Home weekly
- 34-hour weekly reset
- Reset typical Saturday–Sunday or Sunday–Monday
- Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday schedules based on driver location
- Valid Class A CDL
- Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
- Comfortable unloading freight with rollers
- Able to handle physical/touch freight work
- Flexible with schedule and weekly reset days
- Clean driving record
- DOT Medical Card
- No SAP drivers
- Automatic sleeper trucks
- 53' dry van trailers
- Drivers may take trucks home if they have a safe and secure parking location
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