Pay & Compensation
- Weekly pay: $1,300 – $1,700
- Hourly rate: Performance-based mileage pay
- Sign-on bonus: Available depending on experience
- Calculate earnings using our CDL-A Pay Calculator
Location & Routes
- San Antonio, Texas
- Regional routes across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and nearby Southwest states
- Dry-van freight including retail goods, general commodities and distribution center shipments
- Typical 5–6 day regional runs with predictable lanes
Job Description
- Operate CDL-A tractor trailers on regional dry-van freight lanes
- Transport freight between distribution centers and logistics hubs
- Follow DOT regulations and hours-of-service requirements
- Perform pre-trip, en-route and post-trip safety inspections
- Maintain accurate ELD logs and delivery documentation
- Communicate with dispatch regarding schedules and route updates
Requirements
CDL Class A
Valid CDL-A license required.
Experience
Regional or dry-van freight experience preferred.
Age Requirement
Drivers must be at least 21 years old.
MVR & Risk
Clean driving record with safe driving history.
Physical Ability
Ability to perform inspections and limited freight handling.
Communication
Professional communication with dispatch and logistics teams.
Equipment & Fleet
- Late-model automatic sleeper tractors with ELD systems
- Regular fleet maintenance and safety inspections
- Modern safety technology and comfortable sleeper cabs
Home Time
- Home schedule: Weekly home time after 5–6 days on the road
- Flexible route stops depending on dispatch scheduling
Hiring Process
- Apply online via the button below
- DOT Clearinghouse verification
- Background and driving record review
- Paid orientation and safety training
- Meet the dispatch and driver support team
- Start your CDL-A driving position
Benefits
- Health, dental and vision insurance options
- 401(k) retirement plan with potential employer match
- Paid orientation and onboarding
- Life insurance options
- Passenger or rider programs may be available
- Driver support and dispatch assistance
FAQ
How many miles per week can drivers expect?
Drivers typically average 2,200–2,800 miles weekly on regional routes.
Is this a drop-and-hook position?
Yes. Most freight is drop-and-hook with minimal unloading.
What states are included in the routes?
Routes primarily run across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and nearby Southwest states.
What type of equipment is used?
Drivers operate late-model automatic tractors with modern safety technology.
Is weekly home time guaranteed?
Yes. Most drivers return home after a 5–6 day regional run.
Do drivers need dry-van experience?
Experience is preferred but safe CDL-A drivers may qualify.
Real Routes Our Drivers Take
- San Antonio TX → Dallas TX → Oklahoma City OK → return to San Antonio
- San Antonio TX → Houston TX → Baton Rouge LA → return to Texas
- San Antonio TX → Austin TX → Shreveport LA → return route
Career Opportunities
Regional CDL-A drivers working these routes often move into higher-paying lanes, dedicated freight operations, or long-haul OTR positions. Drivers can also expand into specialized freight such as flatbed, tanker, or hazmat routes depending on endorsements and experience. With consistent miles, predictable schedules, and modern fleet equipment, this position provides a strong foundation for building a long-term trucking career.
Regional Dry Van CDL-A Driver San Antonio, Texas
Regional CDL-A dry van driving jobs in San Antonio, Texas provide excellent opportunities for professional drivers seeking steady miles and consistent weekly income. This regional position focuses on freight routes across Texas and neighboring Southwest states including Oklahoma and Louisiana. Drivers typically haul dry-van freight such as retail goods, consumer products, and general distribution center shipments. Because most loads are drop-and-hook, drivers spend more time driving and less time waiting for freight handling. Weekly mileage commonly ranges from 2,200 to 2,800 miles, allowing drivers to maintain predictable earnings and a reliable weekly schedule. San Antonio is one of the major logistics hubs in Texas, making it an important center for regional trucking operations. Many carriers operate modern equipment and offer weekly home time for drivers running regional lanes across the state and surrounding areas. Drivers interested in exploring additional trucking career paths can review other opportunities on the CDL-A Jobs USA page, read trucking industry updates on CDL News, or explore nationwide opportunities including OTR CDL-A jobs, regional trucking jobs, local CDL-A driving positions, and owner-operator trucking opportunities.
