CDL A Truck Driver

CDL-A Truck Driver

Regional CDL-A Truck Driver | No-touch dry van with staged drop-and-hook loads
Weekly reset | $1,250 to $1,450 per week
Dimicile: Nashville, TN

Load coordination and equipment planning are structured to keep trucks moving through Southeast regional lanes with minimal interruption. Assignments are arranged in advance, allowing a CDL-A truck driver to operate within a system that emphasizes clear communication, organized routing, and a steady weekly cadence.

Driver Snapshot
Miles: 2,000–2,400 per week
Freight: No-touch dry van
Routes: Southeast regional (no northwest runs)
Load handling: Drop-and-hook with occasional live unload

Equipment & Fleet Coordination

International LT tractors are assigned based on availability and maintained on scheduled service intervals to support performance across runs. A CDL A driver operates equipment configured for long-haul comfort, with in-cab features designed to support time on the road. Trailer staging is managed to allow for efficient load transitions and reduce wait time at pickup locations.

Route Planning & Dispatch

Freight is routed through established Southeast corridors, supporting continuity between loads while avoiding extended runs into the Northwest. A CDL-A truck driver works within a dispatch system that sequences loads to maintain forward movement throughout the week. Planning focuses on limiting downtime while keeping routes manageable.

Pay & Income Stability

Income is supported by steady mileage and consistent freight volume, with drivers typically earning within the outlined range. Additional earnings may be influenced by mileage-based incentives and dispatch conditions tied to load flow and scheduling. This role fits a Class A CDL driver looking for dependable weekly income.

Benefits & Driver Support

Drivers have access to medical coverage, retirement planning options with company participation, and paid time off. Additional programs include a pet-friendly policy without breed or weight limits and a paid orientation that covers travel, lodging, and meals. The structure allows a CDL-A truck driver to stay focused on driving while onboarding and coordination are handled by support teams.

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