CDL A Truck Driver
This job opportunity is OPEN | Updated 10/22/2026 2:17:40 PM
Company Driver
Dry Van
Regional
1-2 years
Find Your Place Where Drivers Come First
$1500 Gross Weekly Average | 5 Days Out, 2 Days Home
Founded by a driver, NAPA Transportation was built on a simple belief: CDL-A Regional Truck Drivers deserve honesty, respect and genuine support. For 35 years, we've put people first, building relationships that last because we know your success is our success.
What You'll Earn as a CDL-A Regional Truck Driver with NAPA:
- $1500 Gross Weekly Average
- 2,300 miles per week
- Monthly $0.03/mile safety and annual $0.02/mile production bonuses
- $1,000 paid orientation
- Weekly direct deposit
- 5 days out | 2 days home
- 11 Days Out | 2-3 Days Home
- 25 Days Out | 5 Days Home
- Affordable medical, dental and vision coverage
- No health insurance premium increases in more than 12 years
- Company-paid life insurance, including dependents
- 401(k) with company match
- Paid vacation, sick time and holidays
- Family-owned and driver-founded
- Honest communication and 24/7 support
- Well-maintained late-model equipment
- 100% no-touch freight
- No NYC deliveries
- Year-round passenger and pet programs (passengers age 11+, no pet breed restrictions)
Wage Range: 0.51 - 0.68 per mile
General Description of Benefits: Our comprehensive benefits package includes health, dental, and vision insurance to support your well-being. We also provide weekly direct deposit for consistent pay, and our driver-friendly policies feature no-touch freight and flexible scheduling options to suit your lifestyle. Enjoy perks like the freedom to bring pets and passengers along for the ride.
- Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
- 1+ Year Class A CDL Experience
- Meets DOT/FMCSA qualification requirements
- Successfully complete a background check and MVR review, consistent with applicable law
In addition to the job benefits mentioned above, there are several other general advantages to truck driving jobs in Columbus. Ohio is as close as any state gets to being the ideal state to operate as a truck driver. Most exported products are big and need big rigs to carry them to their destinations. Located on the Great Lakes in the east-central US, along with its 10 deep water ports, make Michigan a trucker-friendly state.
