CDL-A Driver Paid Training for CDL School Graduates

Conduct dry van freight operations primarily east of Interstate 35, handling approximately 70% drop-and-hook loads with no-touch policies. Operate assigned 2022 or newer automatic Kenworth and Freightliner tractors equipped with APUs, driving 2,200 to 2,800 miles weekly on a reliable 12 days on the road followed by 2 days at home. New CDL-A holders may apply for paid training, completing 4 to 6 weeks with an experienced trainer before transitioning to full solo driver pay. Applicants must hold a valid Class A CDL, current DOT Medical Card, and at least six months of recent OTR experience or graduation from an accredited CDL program.