New CDL Holders - Entry Level CDL-A Driver - East Coast Freight
NIS ExpressSending out applications and hearing nothing back is the worst part of being a new driver. Here a recruiter calls you back, a trainer gets you road ready with pay, and you finish your first year on East Coast freight. Step One: Training On the road with an experienced driver trainer, 4 to 6 weeks $850 a week during training Your own truck once you are signed off $1,000 a week guaranteed for 3 months after your first solo dispatch Step Two: Your Own Truck Dry van loads along the eastern seaboard Nothing west of the Mississippi Home every two weeks Around 2,500 miles a week, drop and hook on most loads What It Pays $1,200 to $1,500 average weekly gross $0.55 per mile starting rate, up 1 cent each year to $0.65 $15 stop pay plus performance bonus Benefits Health, dental and vision insurance after 30 days 401k with company match Paid time off $300 orientation pay and orientation travel covered What You Need Class A CDL and at least 21 years old New drivers: 120+ hours at an accredited CDL school Experienced drivers: 6 months OTR in the last 12 months, or 12+ months in the last 5 years Clean record: max 2 moving violations in 2 years, no major preventable accidents in 5 years Pass hair and urine drug testing This time someone calls back. Apply on Indeed and hear from a recruiter the same business day. Equal Opportunity Employer.