CDL-A Driver W2 Dry Van No Experience Required

About the job CDL-A Driver W2 Dry Van No Experience Required

You have been around long enough to know the difference between a carrier that respects drivers and one that just needs a body in the seat. We are the first kind.

This position is open to CDL-A holders with road experience and to drivers who recently completed a minimum 120-hour accredited CDL school program and are ready to begin their professional driving career with proper one-on-one guidance.

Territory and Freight

• Dry van lanes concentrated East of I-35
• New York City and all five boroughs are permanently excluded from dispatch
• Hands-free freight - no touching, no unloading
• Seven out of ten loads are pre-staged for drop-and-hook
• Remaining loads are live - handled by dock workers

• Structured rotation: 12 consecutive days driving, followed by 2 days off
• Bring your pet or a passenger - both programs are available from your first dispatch

• Late model 2022 or newer Kenworth or Freightliner
• Automatic transmission on every unit
• Auxiliary power units standard across the fleet
• One driver per truck - no shared equipment
• Take-home truck privileges available

• Typical weekly earnings: $1,300 to $1,500 gross
• High performers consistently land $1,750 or above each week
• Weekly mileage runs 1,700 to 2,300 - measured accurately
• Orientation week: $300 flat, with company-covered airfare and hotel

• Guaranteed weekly pay deposited every Friday during training
• Structured OTR mentorship lasting 4 to 6 weeks
• Solo rate takes effect immediately after training ends
• Minimum 120-hour certificate from an accredited CDL school required to qualify

• Medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug coverage
• Retirement plan with employer matching contributions
• Life and disability insurance carried by the company
• Equity participation through employee stock options
• Paid time off that accumulates from your start date

• CDL-A license holder, 21 years of age or older
• 6 months behind the wheel of a tractor-trailer, or completion of an accredited CDL school program
• Motor vehicle record that reflects professional driving habits
• Background that clears standard carrier review
• Current DOT medical certificate and clean drug screen