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DEDICATED · REGIONAL

Dedicated CDL-A Driver – Stockton, CA (Target Regional Account)

📍 Stockton, CA ⏱ Full-time 💵 $1300–$1700 / week
Weekly Pay
$1300–$1700
Rate
$0.64–$0.69 CPM
Sign-On Bonus
Up to $3200
Home Time
2–3 times per week

🗺 Location & Routes

  • Base city: Stockton, CA
  • Route type: Dedicated Regional
  • Freight: Retail merchandise, dry van, no-touch freight
  • Schedule: Structured retail replenishment cycles with repeat lanes

📋 Job Description

  • You’ll run steady dedicated lanes out of Stockton and nearby Tracy DCs.
  • Most freight moves on repeat retail cycles tied to store replenishment flow.
  • Drop & hook is the normal setup, trailers usually preloaded before you arrive.
  • Routes stay within Northern California with occasional Nevada corridor extensions.
  • Dispatch keeps you on structured rotations, not random one-off assignments.
  • Week-to-week rhythm stays similar, with mileage depending on dock timing.

Requirements

CDL Class A

Valid CDL-A license required

Experience

6–12 months experience preferred, not required

Age

Minimum 21 years old

MVR

Clean driving record, no major violations

Physical

Occasional trailer checks and dock-side securement checks

Endorsements

None required

🚛 Equipment & Fleet

  • Truck assignment: Mostly assigned units, kept stable unless service rotation
  • Fleet average age: Range of 1–4 years in active rotation with mixed newer tractors
  • Features: GPS dispatch tracking, APU in select units, inverters in most tractors

🏠 Home Time

  • You’ll usually get back home multiple times during the week depending on dispatch flow
  • Some weeks run tighter, but Stockton-based resets stay within reach most of the time

📍 Real Routes Our Drivers Take

  • I-5: Stockton → Sacramento → Redding retail corridor rotations
  • I-80: Stockton → Bay Area → Reno distribution loop
  • CA-99: Stockton → Fresno → Bakersfield warehouse cycle runs

🎁 Benefits & Bonus Structure

Health, dental & vision insurance
401(k) with company match
Paid time off & paid holidays
Life insurance options
Performance & referral bonuses
Paid orientation & training

💰 Bonus Structure

Mileage Bonus: $0.03 CPM incentive above base
Safety Bonus: up to $500 quarterly for clean record
Detention Pay: $19/hour after free wait time
Performance Bonus: weekly efficiency-based rewards

📝 Hiring Process

1
Submit application online
2
MVR and CDL verification
3
Background screening & drug test
4
Orientation and fleet onboarding
5
Dispatch assignment and start running lanes

Frequently Asked Questions

How consistent are the weekly miles on this account?

Miles stay fairly steady, but they depend on dock flow and how fast trailers turn at DCs.

How often will I actually make it home?

Most drivers see home time multiple times per week depending on how dispatch cycles line up.

Is this mostly drop & hook or live unload?

It’s mostly drop & hook. Live unloads show up occasionally during peak retail cycles.

Do I stay on the same routes or does it change a lot?

Routes repeat a lot. You’ll see the same Stockton–Bay Area–Nevada corridors regularly.

What kind of freight am I actually hauling?

Mostly retail goods and store replenishment freight moving between distribution centers.

Do drivers usually keep the same truck?

Yes, units are generally assigned, but swaps can happen when trucks rotate through service.

📊 Local Market Insights

Most freight in the Stockton system moves through the I-5 and CA-99 corridors, linking Central Valley warehouse clusters with Bay Area distribution hubs. The I-80 stretch toward Nevada keeps a steady rhythm of regional transfer loads, especially around Reno-bound lanes. Stockton and Tracy terminals operate in tight cycles, so trailers tend to rotate quickly through dock doors rather than sit long. Retail replenishment runs create repeat movement patterns, meaning drivers often see the same facilities multiple times a week. Delays usually show up more at larger consolidation points near the Bay Area rather than on highway segments.

🔗 Dedicated CDL-A Driver – Stockton, CA (Target Regional Account)

Stockton-based dedicated lanes keep you moving in repeat cycles between Central Valley distribution centers and Bay Area retail hubs. Most weeks follow the same I-5, CA-99, and I-80 corridors, so the rhythm doesn’t change much once you’re on the account. Freight is mainly retail replenishment, moving dry van trailers through structured drop & hook operations with minimal wait at pickup. Home time comes through the week depending on dispatch flow, and mileage stays tied to how quickly docks turn trailers. This setup runs like a loop more than random dispatch — you’ll recognize the same yards, same routes, and same delivery windows over time without major surprises in how the freight moves.

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