Regional CDL-A Driver | Weekly Home Time & Benefits

Southland Transportation Co.; North Carolina; On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

100% Family owned and operated

No touch freight

Weekly home time

Competitive weekly pay

Full benefits

401k retirement plan, plus company|

Job summary

Southland Transportation Co. is seeking a Regional Truck Driver to transport goods over long distances across state lines, primarily in NC, VA, TN, and surrounding states. You will operate tractor-trailers, maintain logs, and ensure on-time deliveries while upholding safety standards.

The role offers weekly home time, a comprehensive benefits package, and opportunities for orientation and bonuses. All trucks are modern and well-maintained, reflecting the company’s commitment to safety and

Qualifications

• Valid CDL Class A license required.
• Two or more years of CDL Class A Semi-Tractor experience in the last 36 months.
• Strong communication skills for effective interaction with team members and stakeholders.
• Attention to detail and accuracy in completing paperwork.

Responsibilities

• Check vehicles for mechanical, safety, and emergency equipment.
• Maintain logs of hours and vehicle service per regulations.
• Drive tractors-trailers to transport and deliver goods.
• Plan routes using GPS and maps to minimize fuel use and emissions.
• Perform basic vehicle maintenance and report defects.

Skills

CDL Class A

Vehicle maneuvering

Safety compliance

Communication skills

Education

CDL Class A license

Job description

Southland Transportation Co. is seeking a Regional Truck Driver to transport goods over long distances across state lines, primarily in NC, VA, TN, and surrounding states. You will operate tractor-trailers, maintain logs, and ensure on-time deliveries while upholding safety standards.

The role offers weekly home time, a comprehensive benefits package, and opportunities for orientation and bonuses. All trucks are modern and well-maintained, reflecting the company’s commitment to safety and