CDL-A OTR Trainee - Paid Training

Three numbers matter on this job: $800, $1,000 and $1,800. $800 is what you earn every week while you train. That's 3 to 5 weeks with a mentor, about 200–250 hours behind the wheel.

$1,000 is the least you'll make in any week for your first 3 months solo.

$1,800 is the top of what solo drivers on this fleet average each week. The range runs $1,200 to $1,800, which is $62,400 to $93,600 a year.

We're hiring new CDL-A drivers in Lubbock, Slaton, Idalou and the South Plains.

Where you'll run Dry van OTR in the 27 states from Colorado east, with no New England or Northeast. That means wide-open interstate, not city gridlock. You'll run 1,800–2,400 miles a week, a mix of drop and hook, preloads and live loads. You're home every 2 to 3 weeks, and you can ask for holidays off.

How Pay Works

• $0.50 per mile to start, with raises on a set schedule
• Monthly performance bonus
• $15 for each extra stop, beyond the first and last
• Detention and layover pay
• Weekly direct deposit

Getting started Orientation lasts 2 days or less and pays $300 once you're hired. Lodging is covered and your bus ticket is reimbursed.

Equipment An assigned Freightliner about 1.5 years old on average. Automatic or 10-speed. Most have an APU or inverter. EZ-Pass and PrePass are included.

Benefits After 30 Days Medical, dental, vision and prescription. 401(k), stock purchase, life and disability. Paid vacation. A free online degree for you and one dependent.

Riders and pets An approved adult rider is welcome. One dog under 40 lbs is allowed after training.

Requirements

• Class A CDL, 21+
• New CDL grads welcome
• 2 or fewer moving violations in 2 years
• No DUI/DWI in 10 years
• DOT physical, hair and urine drug test

Bottom line

• Paid from day one of training
• A weekly minimum for 3 months
• Big-mile OTR with no Northeast

Apply now. A recruiter will call you.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.