Class A CDL Truck Driver
Company
Americantruckingsolutions
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via ZipRecruiter
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Job Description
Capitalize on the dense freight markets of the Delaware Valley from our specialized Philadelphia regional center. This dedicated account is engineered for the professional driver who can navigate high-traffic lanes efficiently and wants to be rewarded with top-tier weekly gross revenue and reliable home scheduling.
ESTIMATED EARNINGS
• Weekly Gross: $1,600 - $1,850
• Annual Target: $94,000+ Potential Tier
• Extras: Full layover and delay pay protections standard
THE LIFESTYLE
• Home Schedule: Promised weekly home blocks for log resets
• Operating Area: Local and regional dedicated store loops
• Load Type: Assigned premium tractor units
FLEET & BENEFITS
• Assets: 24/7 dedicated dispatch and roadside assistance teams
• Healthcare: Comprehensive corporate benefits at 30 days
• Policy: Pet inclusion friendly from start date
ESTIMATED EARNINGS
• Weekly Gross: $1,600 - $1,850
• Annual Target: $94,000+ Potential Tier
• Extras: Full layover and delay pay protections standard
THE LIFESTYLE
• Home Schedule: Promised weekly home blocks for log resets
• Operating Area: Local and regional dedicated store loops
• Load Type: Assigned premium tractor units
FLEET & BENEFITS
• Assets: 24/7 dedicated dispatch and roadside assistance teams
• Healthcare: Comprehensive corporate benefits at 30 days
• Policy: Pet inclusion friendly from start date
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