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Mesilla Valley Transportation (MVT) is hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for our Division 330 Laredo-Midwest Regional fleet. Expect about 2,850 miles per week with no-touch freight, steady freight lanes, and dependable home time.
You’ll earn an average of $1,500–$1,800 per week and receive $1,000 orientation pay, along with a comprehensive benefits package. Qualifications include a valid Class-A CDL, living within 75 miles of Laredo/San Antonio/DFW/Houston, a minimum of 6 months CDL-A experience,
CDL-A DRIVERS: EARN $1,500-$1,800 WEEKLY | HOME EVERY 5-7 DAYS | LAREDO-MIDWEST REGIONAL
34-HOUR HOME RESET | NO TOUCH FREIGHT | CONSISTENT MILES
Mesilla Valley Transportation (MVT) is hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for our Division 330 Laredo-Midwest Regional fleet. Enjoy average weekly earnings of $1,500-$1,800, consistent freight, reliable home time, and the support of a company that puts drivers first. Drivers can expect approximately 2,850 miles per week running established freight lanes between Texas and the Midwest.
At MVT, we know every day you're parked is money lost. That's why we invest in optimized freight lanes, dependable home time, nationwide maintenance support, and driver-focused solutions that keep you earning.
Join a company built around drivers and their success.
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