Pay & Compensation
- Weekly pay: $1,600 – $2,000
- Annualized: $83,000 – $104,000+
- Compensation for layovers and overtime
- Calculate your potential earnings with our CDL-A Pay Calculator
Location & Routes
- Hiring drivers across Michigan including Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Flint and Kalamazoo
- Typical OTR schedule 2–3 weeks on the road followed by home time
- Optimized freight lanes across Midwest and Northeast regions
- 24/7 dispatch communication and route planning support
Job Description
- Operate late-model sleeper trucks on long-haul OTR routes
- Haul drop & hook and no-touch freight
- Maintain ELD logs and follow DOT and HOS regulations
- Communicate regularly with dispatch and safety teams
- Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections to ensure equipment safety
Requirements
License
Valid CDL Class A license required
Medical & Compliance
Valid DOT medical card and drug screening
Experience
Minimum 3 years OTR or regional experience
Safety & Record
Clean driving record and safety compliance
Equipment & Fleet
- 2020+ sleeper trucks with modern safety features
- Company-maintained equipment for reliability
- GPS routing and dispatch optimization technology
- Optional take-home equipment with secure parking
Home Time
- 2–3 days home after 2–3 weeks on the road
- Predictable scheduling for better work-life balance
Hiring Process
- Submit online application
- Recruiter phone interview
- Verification of CDL and driving record
- Orientation and onboarding process
- Route assignment and dispatch introduction
Benefits
- Medical, Dental and Vision insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan with company eligibility
- Paid time off and detention compensation
- Driver-focused safety culture and dispatch support
- Modern equipment and reliable freight network
FAQ
What is the work schedule?
Drivers typically stay on the road 2–3 weeks followed by scheduled home time.
What freight will I haul?
Mostly drop & hook and no-touch freight across Midwest and Northeast lanes.
How is pay calculated?
Pay is based on CPM mileage rates plus detention and extra compensation.
Is dispatch support available?
Yes, 24/7 dispatch and roadside assistance support drivers.
Is training provided?
Orientation and onboarding support are provided for all new drivers.
How long does hiring take?
Most drivers complete hiring within 1–2 weeks.
Real Routes Our Drivers Take
- Detroit – Chicago – Cleveland – Buffalo – Detroit
- Midwest to Northeast long-haul freight corridors
- High-mile OTR routes connecting major freight hubs
- Drop & hook freight networks for faster turnaround
- Dedicated freight lanes with optimized routing
Career Opportunities
CDL-A OTR Truck Driver positions in Michigan provide an exceptional opportunity for experienced drivers seeking high-mileage, long-haul routes across the Midwest and Northeast regions. Drivers enjoy modern sleeper trucks, predictable home time schedules, and consistent access to optimized drop & hook freight. With weekly pay of $1,600 – $2,000 and annualized earnings of $83,000 – $104,000+, these positions are ideal for professionals looking for reliable freight networks and robust safety support. Learn more about industry updates on CDL News, calculate your potential earnings with our CDL-A Pay Calculator, or browse additional opportunities at CDL-A Jobs USA.
