Class A Drivers No Touch Freight Out 21 and Home 7

March 11, 2026

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Earn $90,000–$110,000 per year 21 Days On / 7 Days Home No Touch Freight

We’re looking for experienced, safety-focused Class A drivers to join our team. Run for 21 days, take 7 days off — and still make great money driving no-touch, 85% drop & hook dry van freight.

Pay & Benefits

Earn:
- $.67–$.69 CPM (without Hazmat)
- $.69–$.72 CPM (with Hazmat — only 3% of loads placarded)
Annual pay: $90,000–$110,000 working 40 weeks per year
Bonus: Clean inspection, safe driver, and PTO bonuses
Full company benefits (not 1099):
- Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, PTO & more
- Benefits start after 60 days

Equipment

Drive newer model Kenworths, Freightliners, or Internationals — all equipped with:

APU, inverter, flat screen TV, fridge, microwave, XM radio
Your truck is yours: No slip seating while you’re home

Routes & Schedule

Primary lanes: Midwest, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, MA, RI, CT
No runs in New York State
Mostly night driving (no exceptions)
After your 21 days, drop your trailer at a terminal in OH, PA, or NC, and the company flies you home and back

Driver Requirements

We’re only hiring the best. Please read carefully:

Not eligible if:

You’ve ever failed or refused a DOT drug/alcohol test
You’ve been terminated for safety in the past 3 years
You’ve been terminated for any reason in the past 12 months

Minimum qualifications:

12 months Class A OTR experience within the past 15 months
- Must include at least 2 months of winter driving (Dec–Feb) in the upper Midwest or Northeast
- Local experience in large urban centers (Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis–St. Paul, etc.) may qualify
No DOT preventable recordable accidents in the last 5 years
No more than 2 moving violations (personal or commercial) in 3 years
Total of accidents + violations 3 in the past 3 years
No major violations (15+ over, reckless, lane violations, etc.) in 3 years
No DUI in the last 8 years (only 1 lifetime, never in a CMV)
No felony or misdemeanor convictions within the last 10 years

(Note: Warnings on your PSP count as convictions)

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