Now Hiring CDL Drivers - Dedicated Mail
This job opportunity is OPEN | Updated 10/2/2026 5:19:30 PM
Company Driver
Dry Van
Over the Road
2-3 years
We are hiring experienced CDL-A Solo and Team Truck Drivers for dedicated mail freight routes across the Midwest, South, and Southeast.
If you are looking for consistent miles, reliable weekly income, and a company that keeps you moving, Summa Logistics offers stable year-round freight with professional support and predictable schedules.
WHY DRIVE WITH SUMMA LOGISTICS?
- Dedicated mail freight - no searching for loads
- Consistent miles every week
- Year-round work with reliable scheduling
- Professional dispatch team focused on keeping drivers moving
- No escrow and no hidden deductions
- Weekly direct deposit
Solo Drivers
- $2,000 guaranteed weekly pay + additional earnings
- $2,200 guaranteed weekly pay per driver + additional earnings
- 4 weeks on the road
- 7 consecutive days home time
- Volvo and Freightliner automatic trucks
- Refrigerator included
- Microwave included
- Inverter included
- Paid transportation to Chicago for orientation
- Dedicated year-round freight
- Driver referral bonus program
- Clean DOT inspection bonus
- Experienced and supportive dispatch team
- No SAP drivers accepted
- No pets
- No passengers
Apply today and a member of our recruiting team will contact you by phone or text to discuss this opportunity.
Wage Range: 2000.00 - 5000.00 per week
General Description of Benefits: ADDITIONAL BENEFITS Paid transportation to Chicago for orientation Dedicated year-round freight Driver referral bonus program Clean DOT inspection bonus Experienced and supportive dispatch team
Beyond the job benefits already listed above for truck driving jobs in Columbia, there are several other key advantages for truckers living here. With three major ports in South Carolina, there are several key industries that provide a constant flow of work for truck drivers. Columbia offers truckers an excellent quality of life combined with steady work and a highway system that trucker drivers prefer.
