Herman N Logistics

- Round-trip lanes through Utah, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Nevada and California

- Automatic trucks pulling 3-zone roll door reefers and dry vans

- Mix of live loads, live unloads, preloads and drop and hook

- Home once a week, like clockwork

Drivers average $1,300 to $1,500 a week, roughly $67,600 to $78,000 a year, driving around 2,500 to 3,000 miles weekly. Pay stacks in a few ways:

- Mileage on every mile you run

- $20 short-haul pay on loads under 250 miles

- $10 for your first stop, then $15 for each stop after

You can choose day or night shifts. Weekend work is part of the schedule, and holiday availability is expected.

Totally fine. Bring a valid Class A CDL and at least 120 hours of CDL training, and you're set.

You'll need to pass urine and hair follicle drug screening. Background details come up later in the process, like any normal hiring step, so there's nothing to dig up before you apply.