Pay & Compensation
- Weekly pay: $1,500 – $1,700
- Annualized: $78,000 – $88,000
- Compensation for layovers and overtime
- Calculate your potential earnings with our CDL-A Pay Calculator
Location & Routes
- Greensboro, Charlotte, Raleigh, Wilmington, Greenville
- Regional routes across Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee
- Dry freight with minimal-touch deliveries
- Dedicated dispatch with real-time route support
Job Description
- Operate Class A trucks on dedicated regional routes
- Perform pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections
- Maintain accurate ELD logs and DOT compliance
- Communicate with dispatch regarding delivery schedules
- Ensure cargo safety and proper equipment handling
Requirements
CDL License
Valid CDL Class A license required
Experience
Minimum 6 months recent tractor-trailer experience
Compliance
DOT medical card and ability to pass drug screening
Driving Record
Clean driving history and professional attitude
Equipment & Fleet
- Late-model trucks with advanced safety features
- Well-maintained fleet inspected regularly
- Assigned equipment for consistent routes
- Maintenance teams ensuring reliability
Home Time
- Weekly home time for most routes
- Predictable schedules for work-life balance
Hiring Process
- Submit online application
- Recruiter phone screening
- Driving record and DOT verification
- Interview and onboarding process
- Orientation and first route assignment
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan with company match
- Safety and performance bonuses
- Dedicated driver support teams
- Stable schedules and career growth opportunities
FAQ
What routes will I drive?
Dedicated routes across North Carolina with regional trips to nearby states.
How much can drivers earn?
Drivers earn $1,500–$1,700 weekly depending on route and mileage.
Is home time guaranteed?
Most routes provide consistent weekly home time.
What freight will I haul?
Mainly dry freight with minimal-touch deliveries.
Is training provided?
New hires receive route familiarization and mentorship.
How long is the hiring process?
Typically 1–2 weeks including screening and onboarding.
Real Routes Our Drivers Take
- Greensboro – Charlotte – Raleigh – Wilmington
- Greensboro – Greenville – Raleigh – Charlotte
- Regional deliveries into Virginia and South Carolina
- Occasional trips into Tennessee logistics hubs
- Dedicated freight lanes designed for efficiency
Career Opportunities
CDL-A dedicated driver positions in North Carolina offer stable schedules, predictable routes, and reliable weekly income for experienced truck drivers. These roles are designed for CDL-A professionals who want consistent miles while operating modern equipment across well-planned regional freight corridors. Drivers primarily run routes connecting major logistics hubs such as Greensboro, Charlotte, Raleigh, and Wilmington, with additional deliveries extending into nearby states like Virginia, South Carolina, and Tennessee. The freight is primarily dry van with minimal-touch handling, allowing drivers to focus on efficient driving and safe deliveries. Drivers in these roles benefit from modern tractors, supportive dispatch teams, and well-maintained fleets designed for long-term reliability and driver comfort. Weekly home time helps maintain a strong work-life balance while still providing strong earning potential averaging $1,500 to $1,700 per week. Dedicated lanes mean fewer unexpected route changes and more predictable schedules. If you want to explore industry insights, regulations, and trends affecting professional truck drivers, visit the CDL News section. You can also estimate your real earning potential using the CDL-A Pay Calculator. For additional openings across the country including OTR, regional, and local trucking roles, browse opportunities on CDL-A Jobs USA.
