Regional CDL-A Driver 

Not every driver wants a touch freight job.

And that's okay.

But the drivers who do take on this account usually have one thing in common, they're looking for a paycheck that's worth the extra effort.

This isn't about working harder for the sake of it. It's about getting paid for every unload, every stop, and every mile instead of settling for a basic CPM.

If that sounds like the kind of opportunity you've been looking for, keep reading.

One week, you could be delivering through Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, and Kentucky. The next, you're back home 3–4 times during the week, getting a break before heading out again.

You'll average 800–1,000 miles weekly on dedicated regional freight, driving Freightliner and International tractors with the backing of an on-site operations team that keeps things running smoothly.

Bef...