
Herman N Logistics
CDL-A Regional Driver | Earn Up to $104K Annually | $1,000 Bonus
Herman N Logistics
Job Summary
Job Details
Equipment
Dry Van
Handling Type
Touch Freight
Transmission Type
Automatic
Job Requirements
CDL Class
CDL A
CDL Experience
0+ (includes CDL students)
Full Description
We are hiring experienced Class A CDL drivers for a dedicated Dollar Tree account based out of Joliet, Illinois!
Looking for excellent earning potential, regional driving, and weekly home time? This opportunity offers average annual earnings of $93,600, with top drivers earning up to $104,000!
NEW HIRE BONUS: Earn a $1,000 Holiday Start Bonus!
Drivers deliver dry freight to Dollar Tree locations throughout Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, and Northern Kentucky.
This is a touch-freight position involving unloading merchandise using rollers, making it a great opportunity for drivers who enjoy staying active while working.
Pay & Earnings
- Average weekly earnings: $1,800
- Top weekly earnings: $2,000
- Average annual earnings: $93,600
- Top annual earnings: $104,000
- Mileage pay
- Additional unload pay
- Backhaul pay
- $1,000 Holiday Start Bonus
- Home weekly
- 34-hour weekly reset
- Reset typically falls on Saturday and Sunday or Sunday and Monday
- Monday-Friday or Tuesday-Saturday schedules, depending on candidate location
- Approximately 970 miles per week
- Average of 3 loads (turns) per week
- Dedicated Dollar Tree deliveries
- Delivery territory includes:
- Wisconsin
- Iowa
- Minnesota
- Michigan
- Indiana
- Northern Kentucky
- Approximately 3-5 stops per load
- Touch freight: drivers unload dry freight using rollers
- Top-of-the-line sleeper trucks
- Automatic transmissions
- 53-foot dry van trailers
- Drivers may take trucks home when safe and secure parking is available
Requirements:
- Valid Class A CDL
- Minimum 3 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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