Entry Level CDL-A Driver

Triangle area drivers: regional dry van runs that stay east of the Mississippi, steady miles, and a paycheck that is protected while you get started.

Finished CDL school and still waiting on a callback? This fleet trains new drivers.

What you earn

• $1,200 to $1,700 average weekly gross
• $850 a week while you train
• $1,000 a week guaranteed for your first 3 months solo
• $0.55 per mile to start, rising each year up to $0.65
• $15 stop pay
• Monthly performance bonus
• 1,900 to 2,300 miles a week

Home time and lanes

You run regional loads across the eastern states and are home every two weeks. Loads stay east of the Mississippi River. Mix of drop and hook, preloads and some live loads. Day and night dispatches.

What new drivers ask us

• “What happens to my pay after training?” For your first 3 months solo, it will not drop below $1,000 a week.
• “Will I go out west?” No. Loads stay in the eastern half of the country.
• “Does my CDL school count?” If it was 120 hours or more, yes.

From application to your own truck

• A recruiter calls and reviews your license and record with you.
• Orientation in Richmond, up to 2 days, hotel covered, bus ticket reimbursed, $300 once hired.
• 4 to 6 weeks with a mentor, paid $850 a week.
• Your own assigned truck, about 1.5 years old on average, automatic or 10 speed.

Who can apply

• Class A CDL, 21 or older
• 120 hour CDL school certificate, or 6 months of recent experience
• No more than 2 moving violations in 2 years, no DUI/DWI in 10
• DOT physical and drug screening (hair and urine)

After 30 days: medical, dental, vision, 401(k), stock purchase plan, paid vacation, and a free online degree for you and one family member.

Garner, Raleigh, Clayton, Fuquay-Varina and Smithfield drivers, apply now.

Equal Opportunity Employer.