CDL-A Retail Freight Driver Good Pay | Active Delivery Work

CDL-A Dedicated Family Dollar Driver Good Pay | Home Weekly

Start your trucking career with a dedicated retail account offering home weekly, automatic sleeper trucks, and hands-on delivery work. Drivers unload freight using rollers and average approximately 1,550 miles per week.

Pay Details
  • Average Weekly Pay: $1,700
  • Top Weekly Pay: $2,300
  • Mileage pay
  • Load pay
  • Approximately 1,550 miles per week
Job Details
  • Haul retail freight on dedicated routes.
  • Approximately 75% of deliveries are in Texas, with the remaining 25% in surrounding states.
  • Occasional loads to Colorado may be available.
  • Average 23 loads per week, with 24 stops per load.
  • Hand-unload freight using rollers.
  • Active delivery position with 4 available openings.
Shift Details
  • Home Time: Weekly 34-hour reset
  • Drivers return home once per week for their required rest period.
Job Requirements
  • Valid Class A CDL
  • Minimum 3 months of verifiable Class A CDL experience
  • Ability to hand-unload freight using rollers
  • Ability to complete active, multi-stop delivery work
  • No SAP drivers
  • Clean driving record
  • DOT Medical card
Equipment & Benefits
  • Automatic sleeper trucks
  • 53-foot dry van trailers
  • Dedicated retail freight
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