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CDL-A Dedicated Local Driver – $5K BONUS! + No-Touch Freight

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CDL-A Local Reefer Shuttle Driver – Westfield, MA

Pay Details & Schedule
  • Average Annual Pay: $70,000
  • Average Weekly Pay: Approximately $1,346
  • Sign-On Bonus: $5,000
  • Schedule: Monday–Friday
  • Start Times: 3:00–4:00 PM
  • Home daily
  • Approximately 500 miles per week
  • Sixth-day work may be required during mandatory holiday periods, including three consecutive weeks around holidays
  • Holiday schedule:
    • Thanksgiving: Off
    • Christmas: Off
    • New Year's: Not guaranteed
Job Details
  • Dedicated local frozen grocery shuttle operation
  • Shuttle frozen freight in refrigerated trailers from Westfield, MA to relay yards in Milford and West Haven, CT
  • Approximately 5–10 shuttle runs per day, depending on the destination
  • Minimum of 3 shuttles per day
  • Drop-and-hook, no-touch shuttle freight
  • May also handle store transfers, trailer moves, local backhauls, or assist other accounts
  • Occasional supermarket deliveries may involve 2–3 stops per trailer, electric pallet jack unloading, returns, or backhauls
  • No deliveries in NYC
  • Automatic slip-seat trucks; drivers share equipment with opposite-shift drivers
  • Trucks cannot be taken home; reliable daily transportation is required
  • Account-provided uniforms
Job Requirements
  • Valid Class A CDL
  • Minimum 3 months of verifiable truck-driving experience
  • Clean driving record
  • Valid DOT Medical Card
  • No SAP drivers
  • Reliable transportation to and from work
  • Ability to perform pre-trip inspections and inspect tractor and trailer tires
  • Safe, legal driving practices and strong customer-service skills
  • Flexibility to assist with store deliveries and other account work when needed


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