REGIONAL CLASSA CDL DRIVER

Accent It; Springfield (MA); On-site; USD 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading trucking company seeks Regional Class-A CDL Drivers for a dedicated position covering the Eastern Region. Offering competitive weekly earnings between $1,400 and $1,700, drivers will enjoy home time every 5-6 days, a comprehensive benefits package, and state-of-the-art equipment. Join a reliable company with consistent loads year-round.

Benefits

Full Medical, Dental, Vision & Retirement

Paid Orientation

Weekly Pay

Performance Bonus Available

Unlimited Cash Referral Program

Qualifications

• Valid Class-A CDL License required.
• No minimum months of tractor-trailer experience.
• Clean driving record & DOT medical card necessary.

Responsibilities

• Cover Eastern Region with consistent freight.
• Drive comfortable all-new sleeper trucks.
• Complete home every 5-6 days with a 34/48 hour reset.

Skills

Clean Driving Record

Safety Awareness

Education

Valid Class-A CDL License

Job description

DEDICATED REGIONAL CLASS-A CDL DRIVING POSITION

3 Months Experience Preferred

Your Schedule:
Home Every 5–6 Days with a 34/48 Hour Reset
100% No-Touch Freight
Day and Night Shifts Available – Weekend Work Optional

Your Route:
Covering Eastern Region

What You'll Earn:

Average Weekly Income: $1,400 – $1,700.00
Performance Bonus Available

Why Drive With Us?
Great Company with Steady Freight – Reliable, Consistent Loads Year-Round
All-New Sleeper Trucks – Comfortable and Reliable Equipment
Weekly Pay + Unlimited Cash Referral Program

Comprehensive Benefits Package:
Full Medical, Dental, Vision & Retirement
Paid Orientation – Start Off Strong
Year-Round Freight with Consistent Miles – We Never Slow Down!

Qualifications:
Valid Class-A CDL License
No Minimum Months of Tractor-Trailer Experience
Clean Driving Record & DOT Medical Card

Apply Now!

This Position Will Fill Quickly – Don't Miss Out!
Call or Text [Rich 801-997-8668] for More Information!

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