REGIONAL LANE HIRING CDL-A DRIVERS

Accent IT; Westlake (OH); On-site; USD 3,904,000 - 5,087,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision & retirement

Weekly direct deposit

24/7 driver support & roadside assist

Unlimited cash referral bonuses

Job summary

Accent IT is hiring a dedicated regional solo Class-A CDL driver. Expect night runs with touch freight, weekly home time, and 34-hour resets every 5–6 days across Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Indiana.

Earn weekly pay between $1,650 and $2,150, with paid orientation and a full benefits package. Unlimited cash referral bonuses are also offered. A stable, long-term role with a dedicated customer awaits.

Qualifications

• Valid Class-A CDL
• At least 3 months of recent tractor-trailer experience
• Clean MVR and current DOT medical card

Responsibilities

• Primarily night runs with touch freight
• Operate regional lanes across IL, MI, OH and IN
• Maintain safe, on-time delivery and fuel efficiency

Skills

Class-A CDL

Recent tractor-trailer experience

Night driving

Job description

DEDICATED REGIONAL SOLO CLASS-A CDL DRIVER POSITION

Minimum 3 Months Recent Experience Required

Schedule & Home Time:
Home weekly with a 34-hour reset every 5–6 days
Primarily night runs with touch freight — active work that stays reasonable
Average 1,000–1,400 miles per week

Running Area:
Regional lanes throughout Illinois, Michigan, Ohio & Indiana

Pay & Compensation:
Weekly Earnings: $1,650.00 – $2,150.00
Paid every week
Unlimited cash referral bonuses

Why This Run Works:
Dedicated freight with year‑round consistency
Late‑model International sleeper trucks — modern, dependable equipment
Paid orientation so you start confident and prepared
Long‑term opportunity with a dedicated customer offering stability and growth

Benefits Package Includes:
Medical, dental, vision & retirement plans
Weekly direct deposit
24/7 driver support & roadside assistance

Driver Requirements:
Valid Class‑A CDL
At least 3 months of recent tractor‑trailer experience
Clean MVR and current DOT medical card

Limited openings available — dedicated lanes don’t last long