CDL A Dedicated Regional Truck Driver: 60 CPM + Pay Guarantee

Dry Van
Valdosta, Georgia
March 21, 2023
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Job Description

CDL Class A Truck Driver Needed for Southeast Regional Dedicated Run!

Paper Transport is growing! We have southeast regional CDL-A truck driver opportunities for dedicated freight in your area. Our CDL-A truck driving jobs offer outstanding advantages and benefits for how you like to drive. What drives you? Let us help you find it!

Take a look at PTI’s advantages for CDL-A dedicated truck drivers and apply today!

  • Home Time: Home Weekly
  • Schedule: 5.5 days out and 34-hour reset at home (may break at home mid-week!)
  • Base Rate: 60 CPM
  • Average Weekly Pay: $1,418
  • Permanent Min. Pay Guarantee: $1,000
  • Average yearly earnings: $73,000+
  • Type: Dedicated; 99% No-Touch Freight, 50% Drop and Hook and 50% Live Load/Unload
  • Operating Area: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee

Additional Advantages:

  • Experienced Driver Orientation: 1.5-Day Orientation + $500 First-Load Bonus
  • New CDL Grad Orientation: 1-Week Paid Orientation + 2-Weeks Paid On-the-Job Training
  • $20 Paid Stop-Off
  • $20 per hour Paid Detention
  • Referral Bonus Opportunity: $2,000 (Paid in two payments)
  • Inspection Bonus Opportunity
  • Quarterly Bonus Opportunity
  • Monthly Safety Bonus Opportunity
  • Paid Vacation + Paid Holidays
  • Medical, Vision, Dental, Short/Long-Term Disability, Company Paid Life Insurance, and 401K with employer match
  • Pet Policy (no fee and up to 2 pets at a time)
  • Passenger Policy (no fee!)

Requirements:

  • Have a Current Class A CDL
  • Recent Class A CDL Grads Welcome
  • No DUI/DWI or other alcohol-related convictions in the last 5 years