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CDL-A Regional Truck Driver | Earn Up to $93,600 Annually

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Description

Ready to earn up to $93,600 annually while enjoying weekly home time? A dedicated Dollar Tree fleet is hiring experienced Class A CDL drivers based out of West Memphis, Arkansas!

This regional driving opportunity offers excellent earning potential, consistent weekly routes, and a $1,000 Holiday Start Bonus.

Drivers will transport dry freight to Dollar Tree locations across multiple states, averaging approximately 1,500 miles per week. This is a touch-freight position requiring drivers to unload merchandise using roto-carts and lift gates.

If you enjoy staying active while driving and want competitive pay with weekly home time, this opportunity is worth exploring!

Pay & Earnings

  • Average weekly earnings: $1,600
  • Top weekly earnings: $1,800
  • Average annual earnings: $83,200
  • Top annual earnings: $93,600
  • Mileage pay
  • Additional stop pay
  • $1,000 Holiday Start Bonus

Schedule & Home Time

  • Home weekly
  • 34-hour weekly reset
  • Approximately 1,500 miles per week
  • Average of 3 loads per week
  • Approximately 3 stops per load

Delivery Locations

Drivers operate out of West Memphis, AR, delivering to:

  • Texas
  • Oklahoma
  • Tennessee
  • Arkansas
  • Louisiana
  • Mississippi
  • Missouri
  • Kentucky
  • Illinois
  • Alabama

Freight & Responsibilities

  • Dedicated Dollar Tree deliveries
  • Dry freight transportation
  • Full truckload unloading
  • Use of roto-carts and lift gates
  • Approximately 3 loads and 9 stops per week
  • Physical, touch-freight operation

Requirements:

  • Valid Class A CDL
  • Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
  • No SAP Drivers
  • Clean driving record
  • DOT Medical card
  • Able to work weekends
  • Reliable and safety-focused
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