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365 Freight USA

Entry Level Company Truck Driver - Regional

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A Regional Truck Driver drives large trucks locally and regionally. Enjoys more home time than the long haul drivers.

$59,696 / year median in Illinois

-9% projected decline

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Take an Eastern regional position hauling no-touch dry van freight with weekly or bi-weekly home time available. Qualified CDL-school graduates begin with paid mentor training before receiving an assigned truck and moving into solo driving. What You Can Expect to Earn Training pays $850 per week and includes one-on-one instruction with a mentor. Orientation is also paid. After successful completion of training, expected solo earnings are $1,600-$1,800+ per week. Drivers are paid every Friday, direct deposit. Work on This Fleet You will haul no-touch dry van freight throughout the Eastern regional network.
The position includes:
Weekly or bi-weekly home time available An assigned truck after training Company-paid tolls Company fuel program 24/7 dispatch support Available pet and rider policies Coverage Beyond the Road Benefits begin on day one and include medical, dental, vision, and life insurance. Paid time off, paid holidays, a 401(k) retirement plan, and performance and safety bonus opportunities are also available. Before You Apply You will need: A valid Class A CDL Graduation from an accredited CDL school A minimum of 120 training hours A satisfactory driving record The ability to meet DOT and FMCSA requirements Professional communication, a willingness to learn, and a consistent commitment to safety are expected. We are eager to hear from you, Apply Today!