CDL-A Regional Driver

Pay: $1,450 to $1,675 per week | Freight: Mixed dry van & refrigerated
Home Time: 6 days off per month | Location: Des Moines, IA 50309
Miles: 2,500-3,000 per week

Established regional freight lanes
Flexible 6 days off each month
2,500-3,000 miles each week
Late-model Kenworth T680 equipment

Regional freight continuity and dependable scheduling give drivers steady no-touch freight, consistent mileage, and planned time off throughout the month.

Drivers can expect established customer lanes and practical route planning designed to maintain dependable miles while providing flexibility for scheduled days at home.

Driver Setup

Drivers operate late-model Kenworth T680 tractors, four years old or newer, with equipment designed for comfort and convenience.

• Automatic transmissions
• APUs, inverters, and voice navigation
• In-cab fifth-wheel release

Equipment is assigned based on availability.

The Route

A combination of dry van and refrigerated loads moves through established customer lanes across the operating network.

• Mixed dry van and refrigerated freight
• Consistent weekly mileage opportunities
• Established operating lanes

Drivers generally average 2,500 to 3,000 miles per week with no-touch freight. Steady customer demand helps maintain reliable dispatches and dependable mileage throughout the week.

Pay & Time Off

CDL-A truck drivers earn $1,450 to $1,675 per week based on experience and productivity. Guaranteed minimum pay begins after 30 days.

• Quarterly performance raises
• Guaranteed pay after 30 days
• Paid orientation at $100 per day

Drivers are eligible for quarterly raises tied to safety performance and productivity, and orientation is paid at $100 per day.

Home Time

Drivers receive six scheduled days off each month. These days may be taken together or divided throughout the month based on personal preference and freight scheduling.

• Flexible monthly time off
• Reliable driver support
• Established freight network

Qualifications

• Valid CDL-A license
• Minimum six months of tractor-trailer experience within the last year
• Current DOT medical certification

Benefits

Benefits include medical insurance, life insurance, paid vacation, quarterly performance raises, and a passenger policy allowing riders age 10 and older.