CDL-A Dry Van Driver

Albuquerque, NM 87102

Weekly Pay: $1,550–$1,850 | Home Time: Weekly Reset
Regional Coverage | Freight Continuity | No-Touch Dry Van

Drivers who value regional coverage and continuous freight movement will appreciate the consistency this CDL A truck driver position offers. Based in Albuquerque, this opportunity is designed around established regional lanes, dependable dispatch planning, and freight that moves steadily throughout the week. The operation emphasizes freight continuity, allowing drivers to stay productive with fewer interruptions while running familiar routes across the Southwest. Instead of constantly adapting to changing freight networks, drivers benefit from an organized operation that supports reliable miles and predictable home time.

Location: Albuquerque, NM 87102
Weekly Pay: $1,550–$1,850
Home Time: Weekly 48-hour reset
Freight: No-touch dry van
Miles: 2,700–3,000 per week

This fleet operates throughout the Southwest and neighboring regional markets using established customer freight and repeat lanes. Freight planning is organized well in advance whenever possible, helping drivers transition from one load to the next with minimal downtime.

The focus is on maintaining continuous freight movement rather than constantly reshuffling routes. Drivers stay within a structured operating area that supports consistent mileage and dependable scheduling from week to week.

Freight consists primarily of no-touch dry van loads with a large percentage of drop-and-hook shipments. This reduces time spent waiting at shipping facilities and allows drivers to spend more time on the road earning miles.

Drivers typically average between 2,700 and 3,000 miles per week. Established freight lanes through New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Colorado, and surrounding states help maintain a dependable workload throughout the year while minimizing unnecessary delays.

Drivers receive a full 48-hour reset every week, providing regular opportunities to spend time at home without sacrificing mileage. Because routes remain consistent and freight moves through familiar regional corridors, home time is easier to anticipate and schedule around personal commitments.

This balance of steady work and regular time off makes the position well suited for drivers looking for long-term consistency.

Drivers are assigned late-model Freightliner and International tractors equipped with automatic transmissions, APUs, inverter systems, and spacious sleeper cabs. Equipment is maintained through a preventative maintenance program that helps reduce breakdowns and keeps trucks operating reliably.

CK Transportation partners with established carriers to place experienced CDL A drivers in opportunities that offer dependable freight, organized operations, and consistent home time. Every position is selected with a focus on keeping drivers moving while providing the stability they expect from a professional driving career.

CK Transportation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.