Herman N Logistics

Whether you just finished CDL school or you've been rolling for years, this regional dry van run has a spot for you. Trainees start at $900 a week, and once you're solo, pay is built around your miles and your productivity.

- Average $1,300 to $1,500 a week, with productive drivers reaching $1,800 (roughly $67,600 to $78,000 a year), paid weekly

- Trainees start at $900 a week

- OTR mileage pay, with a 3-month pay guarantee after your first solo dispatch

- $15 per stop

- Monthly driver performance bonus opportunities

Regional dry van lanes across Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah and Washington, mostly on I-5, I-15, I-84 and I-90. Loads are a mix of drop and hook, live loads and live unloads.

You're home once a week or every two weeks. Day and night shifts are both available, and weekend work is part of the job. You can choose to run over holidays or take scheduled earned time off.

- Valid Class A CDL

- At least 120 hours of CDL training

- No experience needed

- 6 months of OTR experience within the last 12 months, or

- 12 months of experience in the past 5 years (a refresher course may be needed)

- Urine and hair follicle drug screening

- An active profile in the federal drug and alcohol clearinghouse

- Background details come up later in the process, like any normal hiring step