CDL

About the Role

Regional Truck Driver No-touch freight. Regional dry van freight operating from Southern California ~2,0002,400 miles

per week depending on availability and performance ~ Freight is primarily no-touch ~ Assigned late-model trucks

(Freightliner Cascadia and Kenworth) ~ Pay Structure All miles paid with consistent freight flow Direct deposit every

week Additional earnings through safety and performance incentives Freight network designed to support reliable

scheduling Training Program (Entry-Level Drivers) Entry-level drivers with a valid CDL-A are welcome Paid training

lasting 35 weeks with a trainer on the road Focus on real-world driving, safety, and trip planning Transition to solo

Responsibilities

• Perform core duties as described.

Requirements

• Relevant experience or willingness to learn.

Benefits

• Benefits per job description.

Compensation

To be discussed.

Location & Schedule

Per job description.

How to Apply

Use the “Apply” button.