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Dollar General is currently hiring CDL-A truck drivers for regional routes with paid unloading. We are excited that you have decided to join the trucking industry, and we want to help you launch a successful career as a professional truck driver.
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STEP THREE: Connect with a Dollar General recruiter to discuss our professional driver opportunities (we’ll contact you at the number provided) 401k - DG will match the first 5% contributed, dollar for dollar after the driver has reached 1 year+1 quarter employed.
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We have a variety of career opportunities for professional truck drivers: OTR Solos and Teams, Regional, Mentors, Independent Lease, and Owner Operators. This keeps you on the road, reduces the chances of violations on your PSP record, and helps protect your CDL and Driving Career.
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We also have one of the highest-paid training programs for new CDL-A drivers and a great refresher program for people who have been off the road for a while. Paid Training for Recent CDL-A Graduates.
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CDL Class A Truck Driver Needed for Regional Run! We have regional CDL-A truck driver opportunities for standard freight in your area. Take a look at Paper Transport advantages for CDL-A regional truck drivers and apply today.
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Regional CDL-A Solo Company Truck Driver. Average Age of Equipment Is 1 Year and 2 MonthsBenefits & Advantages Health & Dental Insurance 401(k) Plans Paid Vacation Weekly Settlements Pet/Rider PolicyMinimum Requirements Must have valid Class A CDL Must be 23 years of age or older (21 years if prior military) Minimum of 6 months of verifiable OTR tractor-trailer experience in the last 12 months or 12+ Months Experience in Last 2 Years Must meet FMCSA/DOT driver regulations Hazmat and Doubles Endorsements Required.
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Regional Intermodal truck driverAverage pay: $1,180-$1,440 weeklyHome time: WEEKLYExperience: SIXMONTHSOverview. Leading equipment and technology specs designed for driver comfort.
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Paid job training - earn $200/day while you train - CDL-A required. Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) BCBS health insurance, dental & vision insurance, short-term and long-term disability, and life insurance are available on day 1.
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Dollar General offers a paid training program and benefits day 1 to put you on the fast track to success. Paid unloading; unload freight and rolltainers at each delivery site in a safe and efficient manner.
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As a Walmart truck driver, you can choose what personal career growth looks like for you. Regional truck drivers can preference the schedule options that work best for them and expect security in their time off every week.
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Our CDL-A truck driving jobs offer outstanding advantages and benefits for how you like to drive. New CDL Grad Orientation: 1-Week Paid Orientation + 2-Weeks Paid On-the-Job Training.
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Regional Intermodal truck driver. See full list of driver benefit package. Job Company Driver. Drive in and out of railyards within 350 miles of Fairmont City, IL. More reasons to choose Schneider Intermodal driving.
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Regional CDL-A Reefer Truck Driver Jobs Offer High Miles And Excellent Earning Potential! CDL-A reefer truck driver jobs open in the region! Marten is now hiring Class A truck drivers for opportunities in the region where you can expect excellent earning power, unbeatable support and home time to fit your life.
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Experienced Driver Orientation: 1.5-Day Orientation + $1,000 sign on bonus. Recent Class A CDL Grads Welcome. Have a Current Class A CDL. Type: Dedicated servicing Unilever (soaps, beverages, etc.
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CDL-A Company Truck Drivers: OTR, Regional and Dedicated positions open pulling steady refrigerated freight. CDL-A Company Truck Drivers Enjoy. Amazing 24/7 driver amenities at company terminals include fitness and wellness centers, laundry and shower facilities, on-site chiropractor and more.
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