Running the West sounds good — but running it with a carrier that actually takes care of you sounds better. We are hiring Class A CDL drivers for established regional routes across the 11 Western States. No-touch freight, drop and hook the majority of the time, weekly pay that holds steady, and a training program built for drivers who are just getting started. If you have been looking for a stable W2 position with a carrier that respects your time and your paycheck — this is worth a read. WHAT YOU EARN Employment Type: Full-time W2 CPM: $0.43 – $0.61 based on experience Weekly Pay: $1,300 – $1,500 average Annual Salary: $67,000 – $85,000 Weekly Mileage: Approximately 2,200 miles Orientation: Paid — travel and hotel fully covered HOME TIME Home every other week on a 34/48-hour reset — predictable and consistent ON THE ROAD 100% no-touch freight — zero exceptions Mostly drop and hook loads Regional lanes covering the 11 Western States BENEFITS Active after 30 days: Medical and dental coverage 401(k) retirement plan Paid time off Rider and pet policy — available to experienced drivers from day one NEW DRIVER TRAINING PROGRAM Just finished CDL school? Here is what you need to know: Valid Class A CDL required to enter the program Minimum 120 hours of driving completed in trucking school Training runs OTR for 4 to 6 weeks alongside a mentor Paid $650.00 per week for the entire training period 6-month experience requirement does not apply to trainees REQUIREMENTS 21 or older with a valid Class A CDL 6 months verifiable experience — waived for training program participants No DOT preventable accidents or major accidents Any DOT preventable accident within the last 5 years is an automatic disqualification No more than 2 preventable incidents total No safety-related terminations from previous employment Never failed or refused a DOT drug or alcohol test No DUI in a commercial vehicle within the last 5 years Ready to run the West with a company that keeps things straight? Submit your application on Indeed for immediate review.
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