CDL-A Truck Driver

EARN A GREAT LIVING & GET HOME EVERY FRIDAY Regional Drivers Running Monday through Friday are Averaging $.88 CPM and Getting Home Every Friday! Benefits : Guaranteed home every Friday 75% of the loads are pre-tarped! We are going to pay you $25 to remove the tarps. This could mean an extra $125 per week! Regional drivers average $0.88 CPM Paid vacation and holidays Up to a $2,000 sign-on bonus for experienced drivers Several insurance benefits Late-model tractors All regional or local runs Permanently assigned truck Free rider program Free employee health insurance Opportunities for Recent CDL-A Graduates Just received your CDL-A? Our in-house training helps you sharpen the skills you learned while earning your CDL, giving you the confidence to drive safely and efficiently. Paid orientation and training — students receive $600–$750 during training Hotel accommodations, breakfast, and lunch during orientation and yard training Hot lunch during the final week Home time during the weekends Up to $6,000 in tuition reimbursement Requirements At least 21 years of age 1 year of recent CDL Class A experience or 6 months of flatbed CDL Class A experience Have an excellent driving and safety record for the last 3 years About McElroy Truck Lines Inc McElroy Truck Lines is a flatbed truckload carrier operating primarily in the Southwest, Southeast, Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions, with our headquarters in Cuba, Alabama. We've been in business for over 50 years and we pride ourselves in offering our people a work environment with high Christian morals that honors the family and respects the contributions of each truck driver. Through the years following, McElroy, or MTL, has added satellite terminals, trailer pools near customers and many more truck drivers and trucks. Today, McElroy is proud to be a successful customer-service focused company specializing in handling large volumes for strategic customers. Together with our family of truck drivers, we're meeting the challenges of today's competitive business climate.