Pay & Compensation
- Weekly pay: $1,300 – $1,800
- Competitive mileage pay: $0.50 – $0.60 per mile depending on experience
- Guaranteed minimum mileage pay every week
- Safety and performance bonus opportunities
- Fuel efficiency incentive bonuses
- Driver referral bonus programs
- Calculate potential earnings with our CDL-A Pay Calculator
Location & Routes
- Orlando, Florida terminal
- Regional routes throughout the Southeast United States
- Typical lanes between Orlando and major distribution hubs
- Average weekly mileage: 2,200 – 2,800 miles
- Freight primarily consists of dry van consumer goods and retail shipments
Job Description
- Operate a Class A tractor-trailer transporting dry van freight across regional routes
- Ensure safe and on-time delivery to warehouses and distribution centers
- Maintain accurate ELD logs and shipment documentation
- Conduct pre-trip and post-trip safety inspections
- Communicate with dispatch regarding route changes and schedules
- Follow all DOT regulations and company safety policies
Requirements
CDL Class A
Valid CDL-A license required
Experience
Professional driving experience preferred with strong safety history
Age Requirement
Minimum age 21 years old
MVR & Risk
Clean driving record with acceptable motor vehicle history
Physical Ability
Ability to pass DOT physical exam and drug screening
Communication
Ability to communicate with dispatch and maintain delivery documentation
Equipment & Fleet
- Modern late-model tractors with safety technology and cruise control
- Comfortable ergonomic seating and in-cab climate control
- Well maintained fleet with scheduled preventive maintenance
- Dry van trailers designed for high-volume regional freight
- Updated onboard navigation and communication systems
Home Time
- Drivers typically home every 5–7 days
- Flexible scheduling depending on route assignment and freight demand
Hiring Process
- Submit online application
- FMCSA Clearinghouse verification
- Background and employment history review
- Paid driver orientation and onboarding
- Meet dispatch and fleet support team
- Begin regional driving assignment
Benefits
- Health, dental and vision insurance plans
- 401(k) retirement savings plan
- Paid holidays and paid time off
- Life insurance and driver protection benefits
- Direct deposit weekly pay
- Fuel discount and driver support programs
FAQ
How many miles do drivers average?
Drivers typically run between 2,200 and 2,800 miles per week on regional routes.
Is freight consistent?
Yes. This position offers guaranteed weekly mileage ensuring stable pay.
How often are drivers home?
Most drivers return home every 5–7 days depending on route assignments.
What type of freight is hauled?
Dry van freight including retail products, packaged goods and distribution center shipments.
Are bonuses available?
Yes. Safety bonuses, performance incentives and referral bonuses are available.
Is equipment modern?
Drivers operate newer tractors equipped with safety technology and comfort features.
Real Routes Our Drivers Take
- Orlando FL → Atlanta GA → Orlando FL
- Orlando FL → Charlotte NC → Orlando FL
- Orlando FL → Jacksonville FL → Orlando FL
Career Opportunities
Drivers starting in this regional dry van position often advance into higher-earning dedicated freight routes, trainer positions, or specialized equipment divisions such as refrigerated or tanker operations. Many drivers choose to transition into long-haul or dedicated regional lanes that provide consistent freight contracts with large retail and logistics companies. The company also supports career progression into dispatch support, safety management, and fleet supervision roles for experienced drivers who want to remain in the transportation industry while expanding their professional skills.
Regional Dry Van CDL-A Driver Orlando FL $1300-$1800 Weekly Orlando, Florida
This regional dry van CDL-A job in Orlando, Florida offers drivers a reliable opportunity to earn consistent weekly income while staying relatively close to home. The position focuses on regional freight throughout the Southeast United States, connecting Orlando distribution centers with major logistics hubs across Florida, Georgia, and neighboring states. Drivers benefit from steady freight demand, predictable scheduling, and guaranteed weekly miles that help maintain dependable paychecks. For CDL-A professionals who value stable routes and consistent dispatch support, this role provides an excellent balance between earnings and home time. Dry van freight remains one of the most dependable segments of the trucking industry, transporting everyday consumer goods, retail merchandise, and packaged products across large supply chain networks. Drivers in Orlando frequently haul loads to major regional warehouses and distribution centers, keeping freight moving between key markets in the Southeast. If you want to explore additional driving positions across the country, visit the CDL-A Jobs USA job board for hundreds of open opportunities. Industry trends and driver resources can also be found on the CDL News page, where professional drivers stay informed about pay trends, regulations, and equipment technology. Drivers interested in longer distance opportunities can explore OTR CDL-A jobs across the USA, while those seeking shorter regional routes similar to this Orlando role can browse regional CDL-A truck driving jobs. If being home every night is a priority, check available local CDL-A truck driving jobs. Experienced drivers looking to increase income potential and operate independently may also consider owner-operator trucking opportunities. With strong freight networks and modern equipment, regional dry van driving in Orlando remains a solid long-term career path for professional CDL-A drivers.
