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Regional CDL A Driver | No-Touch Dry Van | Weekly Home & $1,500/Wk at PHOENIX GLOBAL FREIGHT GROUP S.A.

Rockdale, Illinois, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

10 May, 26

Salary

1500.0

Posted On

09 Feb, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Class A CDL, Tractor-Trailer Experience, Time Management, No-Touch Freight, Drop & Hook, Live Unload, Safety Compliance

Industry

Logistics;Transportation;Supply Chain and Storage

Description

Join a regional fleet designed for predictable miles, modern equipment, and real home time. You’ll run defined lanes without touching freight, staying close to home while still earning top weekly pay. Operate in the Midwest and surrounding states, with all loads originating from Navarre, OH or Pendleton, IN. What You’ll Earn $1,500 weekly average (top drivers earn $1,700+) $0.57–$0.64 CPM based on verified experience 2,200+ miles/week Annual pay up to $78,000 $2,500 sign-on bonus Schedule & Routes Weekly 34-hour reset, ~5.5 days out Operating states: OH, MI, Western PA, Upstate NY (no NYC), VA, WV, KY, NC, IL, IN, Lower WI Freight & Equipment 100% no-touch dry van Combination of drop & hook and live unload Late-model 2021+ Freightliner Cascadia & Kenworth tractors Extra Pay Detention: $12.50/hr after 2 hours Layover/Breakdown: $100/day Performance bonus: up to +3 CPM Paid orientation Benefits Medical, dental, vision insurance 401(k) with company match Paid vacation Rider & pet policy 24/7 operations support Requirements Valid Class A CDL 3+ months recent tractor-trailer experience Clean driving record Pass DOT drug screen, background check, and road test Strong time management skills Consistent regional miles. No-touch freight. Weekly home. Modern trucks. Apply today to secure this stable, high-paying regional route.

Responsibilities

The driver will operate in a regional fleet with predictable miles and modern equipment, focusing on no-touch freight. They will run defined lanes primarily in the Midwest and surrounding states.