CDL A Truck Driver

CDL-A Truck Driver | No-touch dry van freight with staged drop-and-hook transitions
Regional CDL-A Truck Driver | Weekly Pay: $1,350 to $1,500
Home Time: Weekly reset | Hiring Area: Jacksonville, FL

Load planning and equipment availability are aligned to keep freight progressing steadily across regional lanes, allowing drivers to move from one assignment to the next without unnecessary interruptions. This setup supports a CDL-A truck driver who prefers organized dispatch communication, clear routing, and a consistent weekly cadence.

Equipment & Dispatch Setup

Assigned International LT tractors are maintained on a routine service cycle to support reliability across runs. A CDL A driver operates equipment equipped with APUs and inverters to improve comfort during extended time on the road. Trailer positioning is coordinated in advance to support smoother handoffs between loads and reduce wait times at pickup points.

Routing & Lane Structure

Freight operates through Southeast and Midwest corridors, limiting exposure to high-traffic Northeast areas. A CDL-A truck driver works within planned lanes that allow for continuity across the week, with routes arranged to support ongoing movement rather than frequent changes. Scheduling is structured to align driving time with a consistent reset period.

Driver Snapshot
Solo miles: up to 3,000 per week
Team miles: up to 6,000 per week
Freight type: No-touch dry van
Load style: Drop-and-hook with some live unload

Earnings & Pay Support

Income is supported by steady mileage and consistent freight volume, with solo drivers typically earning within the outlined range. Team operations provide increased earning potential based on total miles run. Additional compensation is available for detention time, stop activity, and operational delays when applicable.

Benefits & Programs

Drivers have access to medical coverage, retirement planning options, paid time off, and performance-based incentives. Rider and pet policies are available, along with support resources that assist with trip coordination and daily operations. The structure allows a Class A CDL driver to remain focused on driving responsibilities.

Work Conditions

The operating environment emphasizes communication, planning, and equipment reliability. A CDL-A truck driver works within a system that prioritizes steady freight handling, consistent scheduling, and a professional driver experience.

Albany Trucking provides a structured environment centered on organized freight movement and maintained equipment. All applicants are considered for employment in accordance with equal opportunity employment guidelines.