CDL-A Regional Dry Van Driver — No-Touch Freight

Job overview

The CDL-A Regional Dry Van Driver — No-Touch Freight role is an onsite driving position based in Kalispell, MT, with western routes that stay west of the Mississippi River; compensation is described as about $1,400 per week once solo, with a $1,000 weekly guarantee for the first three solo months. American Driver offers paid training for new CDL-A graduates. The driver transports freight on regional routes using drop-and-hook, live-load, and preload operations. Drivers are typically out for about two weeks before returning home, and the work includes mountain passes and winter weather. New drivers receive one-on-one mentor training for four to six weeks.

What you'll do

• Drive regional western routes
• handle drop-and-hook, live loads, and preloads
• complete approximately 1,900 miles per week
• participate in paid mentor training if new to CDL-A driving
• operate an assigned truck
• meet qualification requirements including a Class A CDL and DOT physical.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

cdl-a driver

kalispell mt

american driver

regional driving

dry van

no-touch freight

western routes

paid training

new cdl grads accepted

mentor training

weekly pay

about $1,400/week solo

medical and dental benefits after 30 days

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Paid training
• hotel covered and bus fare reimbursed for orientation
• medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage after 30 days
• 401(k)
• employee stock purchase plan
• paid vacation
• yearly raises
• free online degree for the driver and one family member
• pets and riders allowed.

Why this role

New CDL-A drivers may qualify with at least 120 hours of CDL school; the posting also accepts drivers with six months of recent experience. Home time is described as every two weeks.

About the employer

American Driver is hiring for this role. Industry: General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload. Sector: 48.