Southeastern Freight Lines Home Every Other Week Jobs
Out 10-14 days, home 2-3 days. Southeastern Freight Lines home every other week positions. Pay: $55,000 - $85,000.
Pay Range
$55,000 - $85,000
Home Time
Out 10-14 days
Min Experience
1 year CDL-A
Fleet Size
3,500+ tractors
Home Every Other Week Driving at Southeastern Freight Lines
Southeastern Freight Lines is a privately held LTL carrier serving the Southeast, Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic regions. The company has consistently ranked as one of the best LTL carriers for service quality in their coverage area.
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
- ✓ Health, dental, and vision insurance
- ✓ 401(k) with company match
- ✓ Profit sharing
- ✓ Paid time off
- ✓ Employee assistance program
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 Southeastern Freight Lines offer home every other week positions?
Yes, Southeastern Freight Lines offers home every other week driving positions across their local, regional, ltl divisions. Out 10-14 days, home 2-3 days.
How much does Southeastern Freight Lines pay home every other week drivers?
Southeastern Freight Lines home every other week drivers earn approximately $55,000 - $85,000. Pay varies by division, route, and experience level.
What are the requirements for home every other week driving at Southeastern Freight Lines?
Southeastern Freight Lines 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.