CDL-A Night Run Driver
External job listingat DriverSource Inc.
CDL-A night run driver role with daily home time, drop-and-hook no-touch freight, weekday runs, and health, dental and vision benefits after 30 days.
Salary
Not provided
Location
Fair Play, United States
Employment type
Full time
Workplace
Not provided
CDL-A Night Run Driver
Fair Play, United States
Job description
About the role
DriverSource Inc. is hiring a CDL-A night run driver for runs to Fair Play, SC. The role is home daily and includes drop-and-hook, no-touch freight.
Responsibilities
- Run to Fair Play, SC.
- Handle drop-and-hook, no-touch freight.
Requirements
- Valid CDL license and valid medical card.
- At least 1 year of CDL-A experience within the last 3 years.
- Clean MVR and background required.
- FMCSA-compliant drug screen required.
- Reliable and on time; stable work history required.
Benefits
- Health, dental and vision after 30 days.
- 401(k).
- Paid weekly.
- PTO and paid holidays.
How to apply
Apply directly on CazVid.
Key facts
- Monday–Friday, with a 6:00 PM start.
- Home daily; drop-and-hook, no-touch freight.
- Requires a valid CDL license, medical card, clean MVR and background, and an FMCSA-compliant drug screen.
- Apply directly on CazVid.
Estimated salary
Estimated salary for driver in United States: USD 3,350 - 7,300 per month, based on 401 CazVid job posts that state their pay. This is an estimate, not the salary offered.
Frequently asked questions
What does the role involve?
The driver runs to Fair Play, SC, with drop-and-hook, no-touch freight. The role is home daily.
What are the driver requirements?
A valid CDL license and medical card, clean MVR and background, and an FMCSA-compliant drug screen are required. The listing also requires at least 1 year of CDL-A experience within the last 3 years.
How can I apply?
Apply directly on CazVid.
How much does this job pay?
This listing does not state the pay. As a reference, the estimated salary for driver in United States is USD 3,350 - 7,300 per month, based on 401 CazVid job posts that state their pay. This is an estimate, not the salary offered.