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CDL-A Driver Jobs

552 open Class A seats across 12 trailer types and 50 states. Every one lists its pay band, home time and requirements before you give us anything. Tap Quick Apply on the job you want and a recruiter calls you — we place drivers with our client carriers, so one application puts you in front of several.

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What a Class A licence lets you pull

A Class A covers any combination over 26,001 lb gross combination weight rating where the trailer alone is rated above 10,000 lb — which is every tractor-trailer on the road. It is the widest licence in trucking, and it is why the list below runs from dry van through to oversize.

Open CDL-A seats we are recruiting for

Filter by trailer or state. The city on each card is the domicile market the seat runs out of — it is where your freight starts, not an office you report to.

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Car Hauler Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting car hauler drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Dry Van Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting dry van drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Flatbed Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting flatbed drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Hazmat Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting hazmat drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Hotshot Flatbed Driver Jobs — CDL-A

1 opening we are recruiting hotshot flatbed drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Intermodal Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting intermodal drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Less Than Truckload Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting less than truckload drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Oversized Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting oversized drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Power Only Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting power only drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Reefer Driver Jobs — CDL-A

51 openings we are recruiting reefer drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Step Deck Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting step deck drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

Tanker Driver Jobs — CDL-A

50 openings we are recruiting tanker drivers for. Every one lists the pay band, home time and requirements in full.

CDL-A driving jobs — common questions

What can you drive with a CDL-A?

A Class A CDL covers any combination of vehicles with a gross combination weight rating of 26,001 pounds or more, where the towed unit is rated over 10,000 pounds. In practice that is a tractor-trailer: dry van, refrigerated, flatbed, step deck, tanker, car hauler, intermodal and oversize equipment all fall under it. A Class A also lets you operate most Class B and Class C vehicles, which is why it is the licence with the widest range of work behind it.

How much experience do you need for a CDL-A driving job?

Most of the openings on this page ask for twelve months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience, because that is what our client carriers' insurers require. Some specialty freight — oversize, car haul — asks for more. If you have a Class A and less than a year behind the wheel, the route in is usually a carrier training programme or a dry van account, and it is worth calling us rather than filtering yourself out: we know which accounts take newer drivers.

Which CDL-A trailer type pays the most?

Across the openings listed here, oversize and heavy haul sit at the top, followed by car haul, hazmat and tanker, then step deck and flatbed, with dry van at the base. The pattern is consistent: pay tracks the skill and the physical work involved in loading and securing freight, not the miles. Flatbed and step deck pay more than dry van because you are chaining, strapping and tarping; tanker and hazmat pay more because of the endorsements and the risk.

Do I need endorsements for these jobs?

Only for some. Tanker work needs the N endorsement and hazmat needs H, or X for both together. Dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, car haul, intermodal and power-only need no endorsement beyond the Class A itself. Doubles/triples (T) opens up some LTL linehaul work. If a posting requires an endorsement it says so in its requirements list.

What happens after I apply?

A recruiter reads it and calls you — we are a placement agency, so the conversation is about which of our client carriers fits what you want, not a single take-it-or-leave-it seat. Have your CDL, medical card and a rough employment history to hand. If you would rather skip the form, call or text us and we will take the details on the phone.

Do not have a Class A yet?

Class B work is home daily and needs a shorter course, and hotshot hauling under 26,001 lb needs no CDL at all. Both are real routes into the industry, and both count as commercial driving experience when you upgrade later.

Rather talk it through? Call (682) 978-8641.