CDL A Drivers - No Touch Freight

Seeking experienced CDL-A drivers for flatbed and dry van driver positions

Pay Details:

• Fresh recruits in dry van management could potentially make up to $58,000 in their introductory year
• Dry van drivers who are seasoned in their field have the chance to make up to $195,000 in a year
• Dry Van CPM Rate package includes the potential to earn $0.60 per mile as well as bonus incentives
• Trainees specializing in flatbed transportation may see an income of $61,000 by the end of their first year
• Flatbed drivers with substantial experience can expect to earn an annual salary between $85,000 and $100,000

Sign On Bonus:

2,000 Sign-On Reward for Experienced Drivers; payment spread out over 12 months

Benefits:

• 401(K)
• Health Benefits
• Vision Insurance
• Inclusion in a Credit Union
• Payment is made to drivers for all miles completed, regardless of the content or weight of their load.

Home Time:

• Most Home Weekly

Equipment:

• Advanced tools that are from 2022 onwards
• Inverters
• The incorporation of automatic transmissions in APUs simplifies the operation and enhances convenience for users
• Built-in Refrigerators

Experience Requirements

• The job mandates a 12-month background in Over-the-Road driving
• Class A CDL

For those ready for the IMPRESSIVE PAY and RELIABLE WORKLOADS guaranteed by Royal, submit a straightforward application to receive further information and take the next step.

About Us

Roy and Bobbie Querio entered the workforce at Granzotto Trucking during the years 1953 and 1955, under the helm of their father.

Initially set up by Roy and Bobbie in 1965, Royal Trucking took flight in Walnut Creek with only seven pieces of equipment. The Querios later shifted their base to Cowell, California, to accommodate their expanding fleet. By the early 1970s, their enterprise had grown significantly, with the fleet size increasing to 42 vehicles, showcasing their unwavering ambition and steadfastness.

During the 80s and 90s, the Company witnessed significant growth while the third generation embarked on their journey within Royal Trucking. Today, three children of Roy and Bobbie along with two sons-in-law are actively involved in the operations of Royal Trucking, emphasizing their dedication to carrying forward the family legacy.