Transporting Logistics

Transporting Logistics; South Carolina; On-site; USD 73,000 - 89,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Paid time off (PTO)

401(k)

Job summary

Transporting Logistics is offering a dedicated weekly route with predictable hometime and competitive pay. The driver will haul dry goods in 53-foot sleeper rigs, unload using rollers, and return home weekly with a 34-hour reset ensuring time off.

This position emphasizes consistent miles across the Midwest and a stable schedule, ideal for drivers seeking regular home time and a straightforward route.

Qualifications

• Must have at least 3 months of experience within the last 36 months, OR 3 full years of cumulative driving tenure.
• Pre-employment safety clearance featuring a hair follicle drug test and a urine drug test.

Responsibilities

• Unload dry goods using rollers.
• Operate top-of-the-line automatic sleeper rigs pulling 53-foot dry vans.
• Enjoy weekly home time with a 34-hour reset, typically over Saturday/Sunday.

Skills

Driver experience

Job description

Tired of the Long-Haul Grind? Lock Down a Dedicated Weekly Route That Actually Respects Your Time

Let’s be straight with each other—living out of a sleeper berth week after week gets exhausting, and you deserve a schedule that lets you actually enjoy your life off the clock. We are currently filling solo openings on a dedicated account designed to give you predictable weekly hometime without sacrificing your paycheck.

• The Money: Average a heavy $1,600 weekly, with our top runners pulling up to $1,955 every single week ($83,200 to $101,556 annualized). Your pay combines mileage pay, unload pay, and backhaul pay.
• The Run: Average about 970 miles a week across three solid turns, hitting Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, and Northern Kentucky with 3 to 5 stops per load.
• The Work: This is a touch-freight account where you'll unload dry goods using rollers—keeping you active and moving instead of sitting around docks.
• The Schedule: Get home weekly with a 34-hour reset usually landing over Saturday and Sunday (or Sunday and Monday). Work weeks run Monday through Friday or Tuesday through Saturday depending on your location.
• Driver Requirements: Must have at least 3 months of experience within the last 36 months, OR 3 full years of cumulative driving tenure.
• Screening & Compliance: Mandatory pre-employment safety clearance featuring both a hair follicle drug test and a urine drug test.
• The Rig & Perks: Drive top-of-the-line automatic sleeper rigs pulling 53-foot dry vans. You can take your truck home to park as long as it's in a safe, secure spot. Enjoy full medical, dental, vision, paid time off (PTO), and a 401(k).