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High-Paying Dedicated Local Delivery Route | Class A Driver Needed

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Description

Looking for predictable local routes and solid earnings? We’re looking for a dependable Class A CDL driver for a dedicated local retail delivery account. Enjoy static weekly routes, consistent start times, and get home to your family every single night!

Pay & Bonuses

  • Weekly Earnings: ~$1,730 / week
  • Yearly Earnings: $90,000 / year
  • Sign-On Bonus: $5,000 (limited-time offer)
  • Paid online orientation & comprehensive benefits package

Schedule & Home Time

  • Home Time: Home daily every single night
  • Schedule: Predictable daily start times with static weekly routes
  • Peak Season: Occasional 6-day workweek during busy periods (approx. 15–20 times/year with advance notice)

Routes & Freight Details

  • Account: Dedicated retail store deliveries (Ross Stores)
  • Daily Stops: 2 to 4 predetermined stops per day
  • Freight Pre-load: Outbound freight is preloaded; product arrives on daily shuttles
  • Freight Handling (Labor Intensive):
    • Hand unloading boxes onto conveyor or roller ramps at retail store locations
    • Average 50–300 boxes per stop (500–700 boxes total per trailer)
    • Box weights range from 2 lbs to 100 lbs (average weight: 30–60 lbs)
    • Occasional pallet jack use for dock offloads

Comprehensive Benefits

Paid Time Off: PTO accrues starting day 1

Healthcare: Eligible for medical, dental, and vision coverage after just 30 days

Retirement: 401(k) with company match

Additional Perks: Parental leave, adoption assistance, family planning, life insurance, and mental health support


Requirements:

  • Valid Class A CDL
  • Minimum 9 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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