Paid orientation
Orientation is paid. You are not asked to give up days for free before you start earning.
Pay
Pay and settlements
The Class A Regional Company Driver position pays $1,450 – $1,700 / week. Pay terms are explained before you accept the job and confirmed in writing, so there are no surprises on your first settlement.
Settlement statements show how every dollar was calculated. If something looks wrong, you talk to a person who can fix it, not a ticket queue.
Home time
Home time
Home every week for 1 day. Home time is planned when your loads are planned. We route you back toward home ahead of your days off instead of hoping a load lines up at the last minute.
If you need time for something that matters, tell us early. We will do our best to plan around it.
Benefits
Everything that comes with the job
Safety equipment provided
You drive well-kept equipment on a real maintenance schedule, not a breakdown schedule.
Health insurance
Part of the package for drivers who run with us; details are confirmed in writing at hire.
401(k) with match
A retirement plan option is available; plan details are provided during hiring.
Pet & Rider program
Bring a qualified passenger along, within the policy you are given at orientation.
Fuel card
Fuel purchases run on a company card, not out of your pocket.
Paid time off
Paid time off accrues so you can step away without losing a paycheck.
Day to day
The work itself
Equipment
Late-model tractors and 53-foot dry vans with ELDs, maintained on schedule. See equipment.
Freight
Dry van truckload general freight. Where the shipper supports it, drop-and-hook and no-touch loads.
Dispatch
Dispatchers who plan realistic trips inside hours-of-service limits and answer when you call.
Safety
We never ask a driver to break hours-of-service rules or run unsafe equipment. See safety.
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