CDL-A Regional Driver – $240 Per Unload + Backhaul Pay

CDL-A Regional Touch Freight Driver | FAMILY DOLLAR -Marianna, FL

Earn $1,400+ per week delivering dedicated store freight across Florida and neighboring southeastern states. This regional position offers weekly home time, a $2,000 sign-on bonus, paid ride-along training, and additional pay for trailer unloads and backhauls.

Pay Details & Schedule

• Average Weekly Pay: $1,400+
• Top Performer Weekly Pay: Approximately $1,800
• Annual Earnings: Approximately $83,000, with top earners averaging $93,000+
• Base Mileage Pay: 0–11 months: $0.55; 12–23 months: $0.56; 24–35 months: $0.57; 36+ months: $0.58 per mile
• Additional Pay: $240 per full-trailer unload and $50 per backhaul
• All-In Pay: Up to $0.90 per mile, including base mileage pay and eligible additional earnings divided by miles
• Sign-On Bonus: $2,000 total — $500 after the first load, $500 after 30 days, and $1,000 after 60 days
• Home Time: Weekly for a 34-hour reset
• Schedule: Early-morning deliveries; nights, weekends, and holidays may be required
• Workload: Approximately 1,600 miles and 3 loads per week, with 1–6 stops per day
• Training: Paid ride-along at $150 per day

Job Details

• Dedicated regional store-delivery account
• Routes across FL, GA, AL, MS, and LA
• 100% touch freight: Live unloading at stores using rollers
• International, Freightliner, and Kenworth tractors
• Secure truck and trailer parking required during home time
• On-site support available 24/7
• Paid vacation: 1 week after 1 year, 2 weeks after 2 years, 3 weeks after 7 years, and 4 weeks after 10 years

Job Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL
• Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
• Clean driving record
• Valid DOT Medical Card
• No SAP drivers
• Patience and strong customer-service skills
• Must be physically able to unload freight and handle touch-freight deliveries
• Bring two weeks’ worth of supplies to orientation
• Secure parking is mandatory: Park on personal property or in a gated location with two forms of security, such as a guard or camera. Parking at stores or other unsecured locations during home time is not permitted.