Averitt Express Home Weekly Jobs
Out 5-6 days, home every weekend. Averitt Express home weekly positions. Pay: $55,000 - $85,000.
Pay Range
$55,000 - $85,000
Home Time
Out 5-6 days
Min Experience
1 year CDL-A
Fleet Size
4,800+ trucks
Home Weekly Driving at Averitt Express
Averitt Express is a privately held carrier offering LTL, truckload, dedicated, and international services across the Southeast, Midwest, and beyond. Headquartered in Cookeville, TN, Averitt is consistently recognized as one of the best employers in the trucking industry with strong driver satisfaction scores and a family-oriented culture.
Home weekly trucking jobs offer a middle ground between local and OTR driving. You typically run regional routes within 500-800 miles of your home terminal Monday through Friday, returning home on weekends. This schedule appeals to drivers who want higher miles and pay than local work but still want consistent family time.
Benefits
- ✓ Health, dental, and vision insurance
- ✓ 401(k) with company match
- ✓ Profit sharing
- ✓ Paid time off and holidays
- ✓ Dock-to-driver career path
Pros & Cons of Home Weekly
Pros
- ✓ Home every weekend (34-hour reset at home)
- ✓ Higher pay than home daily positions
- ✓ Good balance of miles and home time
Cons
- ✗ Away from home 5 nights per week
- ✗ Weekend home time can be cut short by dispatch needs
- ✗ Less pay than OTR or extended regional
FAQ
Does Averitt Express offer home weekly positions?
Yes, Averitt Express offers home weekly driving positions across their local, regional, ltl, dedicated, truckload divisions. Out 5-6 days, home every weekend.
How much does Averitt Express pay home weekly drivers?
Averitt Express home weekly drivers earn approximately $55,000 - $85,000. Pay varies by division, route, and experience level.
What are the requirements for home weekly driving at Averitt Express?
Averitt Express requires 1 year CDL-A. You need a valid CDL-A license, clean MVR, and DOT medical card. Home Weekly positions may have additional requirements based on the specific division.