Job Summary
$1,400 - $1,550 /Weekly (EST)
Orlando, FL
CDL A
Regional
0+ Months of CDL Experience
401k
paid time off
flexible schedule
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
0+ (includes CDL students)
Full Description
CDL-A Truck Driver | Location: Orlando, FL 32801
$1,400 to $1,550 per week | Weekly home time
No-touch dry van with drop-and-hook
Driver Snapshot
• Regional: 5-7 days out with weekly home time
• Team: 4,500-5,000 miles per week
• Freight: No-touch dry van, mostly drop-and-hook
• Equipment: Assigned late-model tractors
This role is suited for a CDL-A truck driver looking for flexible scheduling options while maintaining dependable miles and income.
What the Job Feels Like
A CDL A driver in this position works within a setup that balances consistency with flexibility. Routes are arranged to provide a repeatable weekly rhythm while still allowing drivers to choose how long they stay out.
Time on the road is paired with planned home time, giving drivers the ability to manage both work and personal schedules.
Pay & Earnings
Weekly Pay: $1,400 to $1,550
Income is supported by active freight demand and consistent mileage. Additional pay may apply for layovers, extra stops, and safety-related incentives.
Equipment & Setup
Drivers operate late-model International, Freightliner, and Kenworth trucks. Each unit includes inverters and idle management systems to support comfort during extended runs.
Assigned equipment may be taken home with secure parking, helping reduce transition time between trips.
Freight & Operations
Freight consists of dry van shipments with a high percentage of drop-and-hook loads. This allows a CDL-A truck driver to remain focused on driving responsibilities without handling freight.
Routes are arranged to support continuous run cycles while limiting delays between assignments.
Benefits & Support
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) with company participation
Paid time off
Rider program available after 30 days
Drivers have access to support resources that assist with trip coordination and day-to-day operations.
Work Environment
The operating environment emphasizes planning, communication, and dependable equipment. A CDL-A truck driver works within a structure designed to support productivity while maintaining a manageable schedule.
Driver Requirements
A Class A CDL driver must hold a valid CDL-A license and meet minimum experience requirements. Drivers must be able to pass a DOT physical and maintain a safe driving record.
American Trucking Group provides a professional driving environment focused on steady freight, maintained equipment, and organized operations.
American Trucking Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
$1,400 to $1,550 per week | Weekly home time
No-touch dry van with drop-and-hook
Driver Snapshot
• Regional: 5-7 days out with weekly home time
• Team: 4,500-5,000 miles per week
• Freight: No-touch dry van, mostly drop-and-hook
• Equipment: Assigned late-model tractors
This role is suited for a CDL-A truck driver looking for flexible scheduling options while maintaining dependable miles and income.
What the Job Feels Like
A CDL A driver in this position works within a setup that balances consistency with flexibility. Routes are arranged to provide a repeatable weekly rhythm while still allowing drivers to choose how long they stay out.
Time on the road is paired with planned home time, giving drivers the ability to manage both work and personal schedules.
Pay & Earnings
Weekly Pay: $1,400 to $1,550
Income is supported by active freight demand and consistent mileage. Additional pay may apply for layovers, extra stops, and safety-related incentives.
Equipment & Setup
Drivers operate late-model International, Freightliner, and Kenworth trucks. Each unit includes inverters and idle management systems to support comfort during extended runs.
Assigned equipment may be taken home with secure parking, helping reduce transition time between trips.
Freight & Operations
Freight consists of dry van shipments with a high percentage of drop-and-hook loads. This allows a CDL-A truck driver to remain focused on driving responsibilities without handling freight.
Routes are arranged to support continuous run cycles while limiting delays between assignments.
Benefits & Support
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) with company participation
Paid time off
Rider program available after 30 days
Drivers have access to support resources that assist with trip coordination and day-to-day operations.
Work Environment
The operating environment emphasizes planning, communication, and dependable equipment. A CDL-A truck driver works within a structure designed to support productivity while maintaining a manageable schedule.
Driver Requirements
A Class A CDL driver must hold a valid CDL-A license and meet minimum experience requirements. Drivers must be able to pass a DOT physical and maintain a safe driving record.
American Trucking Group provides a professional driving environment focused on steady freight, maintained equipment, and organized operations.
American Trucking Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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