CDL A OTR Reefer Truck Driver
This job opportunity is OPEN | Updated 9/15/2026 11:21:06 AM
Company Driver
Refrigerated
Over the Road
2-3 years
CDL A OTR Reefer Truck Drivers
*Must Have 3 Years Total CDL A Tractor Trailer Driving Experience, with 2 of those Years Specifically Driving Reefer Trailers*
Pay:
- $1,800.00 - $2,500.00 Weekly
- Stack Your Pay
- $0.58 CPM BASE PAY
- $0.01 CPM for every year with your last carrier
- $0.02 CPM for NO PET & NO IDLE (less than 10% idle)
- $0.03 CPM Performance / Safety Bonus
- $0.03 CPM Healthcare Decline
- $0.12 CPM Bronx Pay
- Stack Your Pay
- $500 PRE-SCREEN / TRANSITION BONUS - Paid on your FIRST CHECK!
Freight: Reefer Freight - Meat out and Produce Back
Extra Money: $45 Stop Pay
Benefits:
- Medical/ Dental/ Vision/ Life Insurance
- Paid Time Off
- Weekly Pay
- Company-provided equipment
- Supportive management and dispatch
DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME - AND DON'T WASTE OURS. THIS IS NOT A JOB FOR EVERY DRIVER. If you can't drive at night or don't have the ability to run your clock out, this job is not for you.
If you're qualified, experienced, and ready to run, APPLY TODAY.
Speak with a recruiter: ext. 201
Apply here: https://intelliapp.driverapponline.com/c/flitrans
Wage Range: 1800.00 - 2500.00 per week
General Description of Benefits: FULL BENEFITS Medical/ Dental/ Vision/ Life Insurance Paid Time Off Weekly Pay Competitive driver pay Consistent miles and freight Company-provided equipment Supportive management and dispatch
- Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL-A)
- Minimum 3 years Recent Verifiable CDL A Driving Experience Required
- Minimum 2 years Recent Verifiable CDL A REEFER Driving Experience Required
- Current DOT medical certification
- Minimum 21 years of age
- Meets all FMCSA/DOT qualification requirements
- Willing to stay out for 3 weeks then home 3 days
- Willing to run all 48 states including NYC
In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Tuscaloosa. Trucking dominates the Alabama transportation industry, moving 75% of freight into, out of, and through the state. Alabama’s location in the Deep South along the Gulf of Mexico, along with its one major port, the Port of Mobile, make it an attractive base for truck drivers. Alabama’s interstate system provides direct routes across the south, including two interstates allowing Alabama truck drivers to cross virtually the entire US from east to west.
