R+L Carriers Home Every Other Week Jobs
Out 10-14 days, home 2-3 days. R+L Carriers home every other week positions. Pay: $60,000 - $95,000.
Pay Range
$60,000 - $95,000
Home Time
Out 10-14 days
Min Experience
1 year CDL-A
Fleet Size
5,000+ tractors
Home Every Other Week Driving at R+L Carriers
R+L Carriers is a family-owned LTL carrier providing nationwide service with a network of over 100 service centers. The company also offers truckload, logistics, and global freight services. R+L has earned a strong reputation for reliable service and competitive driver pay, particularly for linehaul drivers.
Biweekly home time is common in OTR and extended regional trucking. You drive for 10-14 days before taking 2-3 days off at home. This schedule maximizes your earning potential while still providing regular (though less frequent) home time. It is the most common schedule for OTR company drivers.
Benefits
- ✓ Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- ✓ 401(k) with company match
- ✓ Profit sharing
- ✓ Paid vacation and holidays
- ✓ Home daily for city positions
Pros & Cons of Home Every Other Week
Pros
- ✓ Higher pay than home daily or weekly
- ✓ More miles mean more money (2,500-3,200 miles/week)
- ✓ Still get regular home time unlike pure OTR
Cons
- ✗ Only home 2-3 days every two weeks
- ✗ Miss important family events regularly
- ✗ Fatigue from extended time on the road
FAQ
Does R+L Carriers offer home every other week positions?
Yes, R+L Carriers offers home every other week driving positions across their local, regional, ltl, truckload divisions. Out 10-14 days, home 2-3 days.
How much does R+L Carriers pay home every other week drivers?
R+L Carriers home every other week drivers earn approximately $60,000 - $95,000. Pay varies by division, route, and experience level.
What are the requirements for home every other week driving at R+L Carriers?
R+L Carriers requires 1 year CDL-A. You need a valid CDL-A license, clean MVR, and DOT medical card. Home Every Other Week positions may have additional requirements based on the specific division.