Class A CDL Regional Driver Philadelphia PA Home Weekly
Company
J Rose Logistics
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
3 days ago
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Job Description
Now hiring CDL-A drivers across Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Harrisburg, Scranton, Erie, and nearby areas for consistent regional routes and weekly home time. Pay & Compensation Average weekly pay: $1,265–$1,500 Consistent miles and year-round freight W2 position Paid orientation Home Time & Schedule Home weekly for reset Regional routes throughout the Northeastern states Steady workload with predictable dispatch Freight & Equipment Dry van freight 100% no-touch freight Drop & hook loads Newer Kenworth, Freightliner, and International tractors Well-maintained equipment and driver-focused fleet Benefits Health, dental, vision, and life insurance Paid vacation (10 days per year) Paid holidays (8 days per year) Up to $2,000 401(k) match available Detention and breakdown pay: $20 per hour ✅ Minimum Requirements
Valid Class A CDL
Minimum 6 months of tractor-trailer driving experience
(Maximum of 1 job in the last 6 months OR 9+ months of experience with up to 2 jobs)
Must have verifiable driving activity within the last 90 days
Must meet all DOT safety, background, and drug & alcohol requirements
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About The Company:
J Rose Logistics provides expedited freight transportation services for shipping and delivery on critical loads throughout the continental US. We treat our drivers with the utmost respect and strive to provide them with the care they need.
We are an equal opportunity employer! Our team is here to help, and we look forward to working with you.
Valid Class A CDL
Minimum 6 months of tractor-trailer driving experience
(Maximum of 1 job in the last 6 months OR 9+ months of experience with up to 2 jobs)
Must have verifiable driving activity within the last 90 days
Must meet all DOT safety, background, and drug & alcohol requirements
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• *
About The Company:
J Rose Logistics provides expedited freight transportation services for shipping and delivery on critical loads throughout the continental US. We treat our drivers with the utmost respect and strive to provide them with the care they need.
We are an equal opportunity employer! Our team is here to help, and we look forward to working with you.
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