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- Salary
- $1k – $2k
- Location
- Lubbock
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Transportation
- Closing date
- 2 weeks ago
- Source
- CareersPage
Description
Regional runs, steady weekly revenue, and a solid work-life balance. We are instantly expanding our fleet and accepting applications from both seasoned Class A veterans and recent commercial driving school graduates who want a dependable lane.
- Want a driving job where the pay is guaranteed and the home time is consistent?
- Our team is currently recruiting transport operators for regional enclosed trailer lanes.
- Secure your spot with a carrier that values your time on the road and at home.
Quick Job Benefits
- Experienced drivers start at $1,400 - $1,800 weekly average
- Beginners get $650 weekly during the onboarding period
- First 3 months solo carry a $1,000 weekly minimum guarantee
- Predictable regional routes keeping you mainly east of I-35
- Scheduled home time every single two weeks
On-The-Road Mentorship Program
- Designed specifically for applicants needing entry-level orientation.
- Expect 4 to 6 weeks of real-world driving alongside a qualified instructor.
- No computer simulations; you learn by moving actual commercial freight.
- Experienced hands skip this process completely after a standard road test.
Core Skills Covered
- Safe handling and accident-free operation of big rigs
- Mastery of electronic logs and federal duty hour limits
- Thorough pre-and-post trip safety inspections
- Routine updates and communication with our freight dispatchers
Daily Job Expectations
- Transporting dry van freight safely across regional corridors
- Strict adherence to all Department of Transportation safety laws
- Maintaining flawless digital logs and equipment condition paperwork
- Checking your tractor and trailer thoroughly before every shift
- Staying in contact with the office coordinators throughout the day
Applicant Requirements
- Current and unrestricted Class A commercial license
- Legally 21 years of age or older
- For beginners: Proof of 120+ hours from an approved truck academy
- Acceptable driving history with no severe recent infractions
- Passing score on the federal DOT physical exam and drug screening
Don't wait around for the right opportunity to find you. Put in your application today and get scheduled for a call this week.
We operate as an equal opportunity employer.
