Job Summary
$1,300 - $1,500 /Weekly (EST)
Fayetteville, NC
CDL A
Regional
1+ Year of CDL Experience
401k
Job Details
Equipment
Dry Van, Tractor Trailer
Handling Type
No Touch Freight (Drop and hook)
Transmission Type
Automatic
Job Requirements
CDL Class
CDL A
CDL Experience
1+ year
Full Description
CDL-A Truck Driver
Regional CDL-A Truck Driver | No-touch dry van freight with drop-and-hook loads
Weekly reset with scheduled routing | $1,300 to $1,500 Pewr week
Hiring Area: Fayetteville, NC
Driver Snapshot
• Regional lanes with rotating routes across the Eastern Mid-Atlantic
• Weekly home time built into run cycles
• No-touch freight with drop-and-hook delivery flow
• Late-model automatic equipment assigned
• Mix of repeat stops and varied delivery points
Routes are assigned ahead of time to support a planned delivery sequence, helping a Class A CDL driver maintain movement with limited delays between stops.
Route Execution
Freight movement is aligned to keep CDL A truck drivers progressing between pickups and deliveries with limited delays between stops. A CDL A driver works within a system that matches dispatch timing with delivery windows.
Drivers handle preloaded trailers, allowing quicker turnarounds and less time spent waiting at facilities.
Equipment & Driving Setup
Late-model automatic trucks are assigned and maintained on routine service intervals to support reliability across regional routes. Each unit includes inverters and refrigerators to improve comfort during time on the road.
Drivers are permitted to keep assigned trucks between runs, which helps reduce downtime at the start of each work cycle.
Work Conditions
The operating environment emphasizes communication between drivers and dispatch, with load details provided ahead of each run.
This approach supports better trip planning and reduces the need for frequent adjustments while on the road.
• No-touch freight reduces time spent at docks
• Drop-and-hook freight supports faster transitions
These elements contribute to a more efficient day-to-day experience.
Driver Qualifications
A CDL-A truck driver must hold a valid Class A CDL and demonstrate safe driving practices. Recent tractor-trailer experience is required, along with a consistent work history for a CDL A driver and attention to safety standards.
Benefits
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) with company participation
Paid orientation and onboarding support
Ongoing safety and operational support
Albany Trucking supports a professional driving environment focused on driver consistency and operational reliability. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and consider all qualified applicants without regard to protected status.
Regional CDL-A Truck Driver | No-touch dry van freight with drop-and-hook loads
Weekly reset with scheduled routing | $1,300 to $1,500 Pewr week
Hiring Area: Fayetteville, NC
Driver Snapshot
• Regional lanes with rotating routes across the Eastern Mid-Atlantic
• Weekly home time built into run cycles
• No-touch freight with drop-and-hook delivery flow
• Late-model automatic equipment assigned
• Mix of repeat stops and varied delivery points
Routes are assigned ahead of time to support a planned delivery sequence, helping a Class A CDL driver maintain movement with limited delays between stops.
Route Execution
Freight movement is aligned to keep CDL A truck drivers progressing between pickups and deliveries with limited delays between stops. A CDL A driver works within a system that matches dispatch timing with delivery windows.
Drivers handle preloaded trailers, allowing quicker turnarounds and less time spent waiting at facilities.
Equipment & Driving Setup
Late-model automatic trucks are assigned and maintained on routine service intervals to support reliability across regional routes. Each unit includes inverters and refrigerators to improve comfort during time on the road.
Drivers are permitted to keep assigned trucks between runs, which helps reduce downtime at the start of each work cycle.
Work Conditions
The operating environment emphasizes communication between drivers and dispatch, with load details provided ahead of each run.
This approach supports better trip planning and reduces the need for frequent adjustments while on the road.
• No-touch freight reduces time spent at docks
• Drop-and-hook freight supports faster transitions
These elements contribute to a more efficient day-to-day experience.
Driver Qualifications
A CDL-A truck driver must hold a valid Class A CDL and demonstrate safe driving practices. Recent tractor-trailer experience is required, along with a consistent work history for a CDL A driver and attention to safety standards.
Benefits
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) with company participation
Paid orientation and onboarding support
Ongoing safety and operational support
Albany Trucking supports a professional driving environment focused on driver consistency and operational reliability. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and consider all qualified applicants without regard to protected status.
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