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Class A CDL Driver | Home Most Days
Job Description
Join a dedicated CDL-A fleet that offers consistent miles, dependable freight, and regular home time. This semi-local position is ideal for drivers looking for a stable operation, modern equipment, and the opportunity to run dedicated retail freight while maintaining a predictable work routine. Drivers on this account haul retail merchandise in dry van and pup trailers with a mix of drop-and-hook and customer-unloaded freight. With assigned sleeper trucks, dedicated routes, and year-round freight, this position provides the stability, support, and earning potential professional drivers are looking for. Compensation and Benefits Weekly pay Consistent year-round freight Dedicated retail account Assigned equipment Stable work environment Long-term career opportunity Job Details Semi-local dedicated account Haul retail merchandise in dry van and pup trailers Approximately 10% of loads utilize doubles Combination of drop-and-hook and live unload freight Average 3 drop-and-hook stops per week Average 1 live unload stop per week Liftgate deliveries required at one customer location Liftgate deliveries average 2 times per week Dedicated freight operation May assist other company accounts as needed Schedule Consistent freight volumes throughout the year Dedicated customer operation Drivers may be assigned to assist other dedicated accounts approximately one day per week Equipment Automatic sleeper tractors Assigned trucks Modern, well-maintained equipment Trucks must remain at the account during time off Requirements Valid Class A CDL Minimum 3 months of Class A CDL driving experience Doubles endorsement required within 60 days of hire Ability to safely operate liftgate equipment Ability and willingness to install tire chains when weather conditions require Strong safety record Professional and dependable work ethic Special Requirements Doubles endorsement required within 60 days Must be willing to operate in varying weather conditions Must be comfortable with occasional liftgate deliveries Drivers are expected to assist other dedicated accounts when needed Benefits Assigned equipment Dedicated freight Consistent miles Modern sleeper tractors Stable year-round work Dedicated support team Long-term career stability
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A Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver drives large commercial vehicles such as tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, or big rigs. Responsibilities typically include transporting cargo across long distances, sometimes over the course of multiple days. They may work for trucking companies, freight carriers, logistics, or shipping companies.
$43,294 / year median in Washington
-12% projected decline