Class A CDL Dedicated Truck Driver

Beast Mode Truckin is seeking experienced Class A CDL drivers to operate a dedicated national account serving the North Central regional lanes. This position is 100% no‑touch dry van freight with a predictable schedule and weekly home time. The role offers consistent miles on assigned dedicated lanes and requires adherence to company and regulatory safety standards.

• Operating lanes:
  North Central region — IA, IL, IN, MS, WI, KY, OH, TN, MI.
• Freight type: 100% no‑touch dry van on a dedicated national account.
• Typical schedule:
  
  Out Sunday, home Friday; weekend work is voluntary. Drivers must be available for day and night driving as needed.
• Estimated weekly mileage: 1,400–2,000 miles.

• $1,400–$1,500 week (pay varies by miles and experience).
• Daily salary example: $247 per day.
• Full benefits after 30 days, including medical, dental, 401(k), and paid time off.

• Minimum age: 21 years.
• Valid Class A CDL with at least 1 year of recent Class A driving experience.
• Fairly clean driving record: no major accidents, major citations, or license suspensions within the past five years.
• No DUI convictions in the past five years; recent criminal offenses will be reviewed as part of the company safety assessment.
• No involuntary termination from most recent employment for safety‑related reasons.
• Demonstrated stable 10‑year work history with no major gaps in employment (generally no more than six months unemployment in the last year and no more than one year in the last three years, except for school or training).
• Ability to pass both urine and hair pre‑employment drug screens and required background checks.

• Consistent, dedicated lanes that support predictable weekly home time and steady miles.
• 100% no‑touch freight for greater efficiency and reduced physical handling.
• Competitive pay and benefits provided shortly after hire.

Beast Mode Truckin is committed to safe operations and professional standards. All offers are contingent on meeting company and regulatory screening requirements.