Class A OTR Driver - 2200 weekly

Class A OTR Driver - 2200 weekly


Company
Blue Trucking
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
2.1K–2.8K a week
Via
Indeed

Job Description
We’re looking for reliable, professional Class A CDL drivers interested in consistent miles, strong weekly pay, and quality equipment. Multiple divisions available to match your preference β€” Dry Van, Reefer, and Flatbed (including Conestoga & RGN).

Dry Van 60-65CPM $2000 weekly
Reefer 65-70CPM $2100 weekly

Flatbed 70-75CPM - $2300 weekly

Stepdeck 75CPM - $2500 weekly

RGN %30 - $2800 weekly

What We Offer
β€’ Competitive mileage pay β€” based on division and experience
β€’ Dry Van, Reefer, and Flatbed positions
β€’ 3000+ miles weekly on average
β€’ 2 weeks out minimum
β€’ Strong freight lanes (Midwest, South, and Southeast)
β€’ Late-model equipment
β€’ Fuel cards, EZ Pass/PrePass included
β€’ 24/7 driver support & maintenance team
β€’ Orientation in Chicago

Freight Types
β€’ Dry Van: No-touch freight
β€’ Reefer: Mostly food and general refrigerated products
β€’ Flatbed: Conestoga & RGN available (minimal tarping with Conestogas)

Driver Requirements
β€’ Class A CDL
β€’ Minimum 4 months of recent OTR experience
β€’ Clean driving record & work history
β€’ Professional attitude and strong work ethic

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