CDL A Truck Driver

This position is designed for experienced CDL-A drivers who want steady regional freight, reliable miles, and weekly home time without dealing with Northeast routes. Regional operations move freight efficiently between major markets, giving professional drivers a predictable workload and consistent weekly earnings.

Job Type
Regional CDL-A Truck Driver

Weekly Pay
$1,175 to $1,275

Schedule
Weekly home time with a predictable reset schedule

Freight
Regional freight operating between Texas and the Carolinas while avoiding Northeast routes

Regional freight operations are structured to keep CDL A drivers moving with dependable lane assignments and minimal loading delays. Loads are 100% no-touch, allowing drivers to focus on driving while freight handling is managed by shipping facilities. Approximately 60% of loads move through drop-and-hook service, helping reduce wait times and maintain steady trip flow throughout the week.

Freight Network

Regional routes operate through major freight corridors between Texas and Southeastern markets. This structure helps maintain consistent freight availability while providing a route network that avoids congested Northeast shipping lanes. For a CDL-A truck driver who prefers predictable dispatch planning and stable freight assignments, this network provides a strong operational foundation.

Equipment

Drivers operate modern automatic trucks assigned to support regional operations. Equipment is maintained for reliability and comfort during the workweek, and trucks are equipped with inverters to help drivers stay comfortable while operating across longer regional lanes.

Driver Benefits

The benefits program supports both earnings stability and long-term driver support. Drivers have access to major medical coverage, a 401(k) retirement plan with company match, and paid vacation time. Additional programs available to CDL-A drivers include rider and pet policies, optional per diem, a fuel savings program, and clean inspection bonuses that reward safe operation on the road.

Driver Operations

Average weekly mileage typically runs near 2,500 miles depending on freight flow and route assignments. Dispatch teams coordinate loads to maintain steady movement through the freight network while supporting weekly home time schedules. This fleet is structured for professional Class A CDL drivers who want dependable freight and consistent weekly miles.

About Albany Trucking

Albany Trucking focuses on building long-term partnerships with experienced CDL-A drivers by providing consistent freight opportunities, reliable equipment, and professional dispatch support. The company operates with a driver-focused mindset that prioritizes operational efficiency, clear communication, and respect for the drivers who keep freight moving across the regional network.

Equal Opportunity Employer

Albany Trucking provides equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants and maintains a workplace committed to fairness, inclusion, and professional respect.