Class A CDL Driver
Location: Fayetteville, NC 28301
Home Time: Weekly
Pay: $1,375 to $1,550 per week
Freight: No-touch reefer and dry van freight
• Dedicated regional routes throughout the Eastern Mid-Atlantic
• Weekly home time with dependable scheduling
• No-touch freight with steady weekly miles
• Automatic sleeper trucks with reefer and dry van trailers
Weekly home time and dedicated regional freight give CDL-A drivers a dependable schedule while running established routes throughout the Eastern Mid-Atlantic.
Drivers on this account run approximately 2,000 miles per week while hauling no-touch freight. Dedicated regional routes provide a familiar operating area and consistent weekly driving opportunities.
Why Drivers Choose Albany Trucking
• Weekly home time with dedicated regional routes
• $1,375 to $1,550 per week
Drivers operate well-maintained sleeper trucks with automatic transmissions. Both reefer and dry van trailers are used on the account.
Additional Benefits
• Health insurance, life insurance, and 401K with company match
• Bonus incentives on selected lanes
• E-Z Pass, Pre Pass, and fuel card
• Opportunities for advancement within the company
Drivers also have access to a supportive team focused on safe operations and keeping drivers productive throughout the week.
Account Highlights
Regional Routes: Drivers operate throughout the Eastern Mid-Atlantic region.
Consistent Miles: Drivers run approximately 2,000 miles per week.
No-Touch Freight: Drivers can focus on driving without loading or unloading cargo.
We're Looking For
• A valid Class A CDL license
• At least 3 months of CDL-A tractor-trailer experience within the last 6 months, or more time in the truck than out
• Local, regional, or OTR driving experience
• A commitment to safety, efficiency, and customer service
Our Onboarding Process
We carefully review all submissions and contact candidates who meet our requirements to discuss available opportunities. Albany Trucking treats every applicant with fairness and respect throughout the hiring process.