CDL A Dedicated Account Driver

To become a CDL A Dedicated Account Driver with our company, applicants must have graduated from an accredited truck driving school with at least 120 hours of training. Additionally, candidates must be at least 21 years old, possess a valid Class A CDL, and maintain a clean driving record with no significant accidents or violations within the last five years.

As a CDL A Dedicated Account Driver with us, you can expect to earn between $0.60 and $0.70 per mile, depending on your experience. This translates to an average weekly income of around $1300, along with $25 stop pay. You'll also enjoy full benefits that kick in after just 30 days of employment, including medical, dental, 401K, and PTO.

The CDL A Dedicated Account Driver position involves running lanes primarily in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, and Georgia. Drivers may be required to operate during both the day and night, ensuring flexibility. You'll be happy to know that this role supports a weekly home time, including a minimum of a 34-hour reset.

Yes, orientation is mandatory for all new CDL A Dedicated Account Drivers. You will be required to attend an orientation session in either Columbus, OH or Chicago, IL, where you'll learn more about the company, our policies, and get familiar with your responsibilities.

As a CDL A Dedicated Account Driver, you will be provided with modern equipment, ensuring a safe and efficient driving experience. Our fleet consists solely of automatic trucks, allowing you to focus on the job at hand. In addition to outstanding equipment, you will also receive robust support from our team, ensuring you feel valued and confident on the road.

When answering this question, highlight your educational background, such as your graduation from an accredited truck driving school. Discuss any relevant experiences, including truck types you've driven, the mileage you typically covered, and any specialized training you received.

To respond effectively, mention specific strategies you use for navigating challenging conditions, such as adjusting your speed, maintaining a safe distance, and staying alert. Refer to particular experiences where you successfully managed difficult weather or road situations.

Emphasize the importance of following traffic laws, maintaining vehicle safety standards, and avoiding distractions. Share any personal practices you have, like thorough pre-trip inspections and documenting your driving habits, ensuring a trackable history.

For this question, express your admiration for the company's values, commitment to employee welfare, and the benefits package. Share how the role aligns with your career goals regarding home-time flexibility and a supportive work environment.

Discuss your planning methods for routes, taking breaks, and adhering to driving hours regulations. Mention any tools you use, such as GPS or apps that help with tracking fuel stops and rest breaks.

Tell a specific story that showcases your problem-solving skills, adaptability, and ability to work under pressure. Explain how you resolved the issue and what you learned from the experience.

Before your interview, take the time to research the company's dedicated lanes and accounts. Discuss your understanding of the routes used and how this role supports the company's operations, which will demonstrate your interest and initiative.

Share your techniques for managing stress during long drives, such as taking breaks to stretch, listening to music, or practicing mindfulness. Show how you prioritize mental well-being alongside physical endurance.

If you have prior experience with drop and hook operations, share specific examples that demonstrate your efficiency and proficiency. Highlight your understanding of the process and how it contributes to timely deliveries.

Discuss your thorough inspection routines to ensure that loads are securely fastened and that you're compliant with regulations. Share your experiences with cargo types and how you've safely managed deliveries.