Regional | CDL-A Truck Driver | Dedicated Lanes

CDL-A Regional Truck Driver | Weekly Home Time | $1,225–$1,585/Week

Job Type: Full-time
Location: Regional routes – Home weekly
Experience Required: Minimum 6 months of CDL-A experience
License: CDL-A (Required)

Join the American Transport Team – Where Drivers Come First

We’re hiring CDL-A Regional Truck Drivers for a dedicated solo W-2 position. Enjoy weekly home time, no-touch freight, and a consistent, high-paying route. At American Transport Team, you’re more than just a driver – you’re part of the family.

🚛 Position Details

• Regional driving with weekly home time
  
  
• Average weekly pay: $1,225–$1,585+
  
  
• Performance bonus program available
  
  
• Haul: 53’ Dry Van, 100% no-touch freight
  
  
• All trailers pre-loaded
  
  
• Trucks: All late-model automatic tractors
  
  
• Shifts: Day and night shifts available
  
  
• Status: Full-time, W-2 employee
  
  
• Orientation: 3 days paid – transportation provided
  
  

✅ Requirements

• Valid CDL-A License
  
  
• Minimum 6 months of recent tractor-trailer experience
  
  
• Must be 21 years or older
  
  
• No SAP drivers
  
  
• Must pass a pre-employment drug screening
  
  
• Clean driving and background record
  
  

💼 Benefits (Starting After 30 Days)

• 401(k) with company match
  
  
• Scheduled pay increases
  
  
• Paid holidays and vacation
  
  
• Excellent driver facilities
  
  
• Supportive, driver-focused management
  
  

Why Drive with American Transport Team?

With 30 service centers nationwide, ATT offers more route choices and better support than any other carrier. Our driver managers take time to understand your lifestyle and needs, ensuring you’re placed in a position that works best for you. We’re committed to your long-term success and satisfaction.

Apply Today and Get Scheduled for Orientation!

American Transport Team is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or veteran status