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March 11, 2026

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Part-Time CDL Class A Driver – Local Las Vegas
FO Logistics | Las Vegas, NV

FO Logistics is looking for a Part-Time Class A CDL Driver for local pickup and delivery work in Las Vegas. This is a great opportunity for a driver looking for flexible hours and local work (home daily).

You will be making local pickups and deliveries throughout Las Vegas, including hotels, casinos, convention centers, military bases, and regular business deliveries.

Drivers will split time between a tractor trailer and a 26' box truck, depending on the day's work.

This position has strong potential to grow into a full-time role as our operations continue to expand.

What We’re Looking For

Reliable and professional driver
Comfortable with local pickup & delivery work
Someone who can stay later if needed and assist on weekends when required

Requirements

Valid CDL Class A
Clean driving record
No accidents in the past 2 years
Ability to pass drug screen and background check
Must be dependable and punctual

Job Details

Part-Time Position
Local work – home daily
Work throughout the Las Vegas area
Mix of tractor trailer and 26' box truck driving
Opportunity to grow into a full-time position

If you are a dependable driver looking for flexible part-time work with a growing local logistics company, we would love to hear from you.

FO Logistics
Las Vegas, NV

Pay: From $23.00 per hour

Experience:

Commercial driving: 2 years (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

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