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10-4 Logistics USA

Eastern Regional Entry Level Class A Driver

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Start your professional driving career as an entry-level Class A CDL driver on Eastern regional dry van routes. This position is open to qualified CDL school graduates and does not require previous professional driving experience. Pay and training $850 per week during paid driver training $1,600-$1,800+ per week after training while operating on the road Weekly pay every Friday Regional driving benefits Eastern regional routes Home every week Brand-new assigned truck No-touch freight Drop-and-hook loads Medical, dental, and vision insurance available 401(k) with company match During training, you will prepare for your regional assignment while receiving a weekly training payment. After completing training, you will operate regional dry van routes with consistent miles, weekly home time, and a dependable schedule. Requirements Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) At least 120 hours of instruction from an accredited CDL school Ability to meet applicable Department of Transportation and company hiring standards Commitment to safe, reliable, and professional driving This entry-level Class A CDL driver position provides paid training, strong weekly earning potential, regional routes, and home time every week—an opportunity to begin building a professional trucking career.