Start Driving Today - CDL A

Immediate positions open for CDL-A drivers interested in flatbed and dry van driving roles

Pay Details:

• Aspiring dry van professionals have the chance to earn a starting annual income of $58,000
• Experienced individuals operating dry vans have the possibility of earning up to $195,000 each year
• Make up to $0.60 per mile with the Dry Van CPM Rate and opportunities for additional rewards
• The opportunity exists for flatbed trainees to achieve a yearly income of $61,000
• Experienced flatbed drivers have the chance to make an annual income totaling $85,000 - $100,000

Sign On Bonus:

Seasoned Drivers Offered $2,000 Sign-On Bonus; disbursed over the course of a year

Benefits:

• 401(K)
• Health Benefits
• Vision Insurance
• Participating in a Credit Union
• Drivers are reimbursed for the distance traveled, whether their truck is empty or loaded with cargo.

Home Time:

• Most Home Weekly

Equipment:

• Modern equipment built in the year 2022 or later
• Inverters
• APUs with automatic transmissions offer a user-friendly solution for power management in vehicles
• Built-in Refrigerators

Experience Requirements

• An essential requirement for this position is having 12 months of OTR experience
• Class A CDL

If you're ready for the FANTASTIC COMPENSATION and STEADY WORKLOADS available at Royal, complete a quick application to find out more about this opportunity.

About Us

Starting out in 1923, Farry Granzotto's trucking firm stood as one of the oldest enterprises in Walnut Creek.

Roy and Bobbie launched Royal Trucking in 1965 from their Walnut Creek home with just seven pieces of equipment. Relocating their operations to Cowell, California, the Querios were able to house their growing fleet. By the early 1970s, their fleet had expanded sixfold to a total of 42 vehicles, demonstrating their relentless drive and perseverance.

Amidst substantial growth in the 1980s and 1990s, the third generation began to contribute to Royal Trucking's progress. Today, Roy and Bobbie's three children and two sons-in-law have joined Royal Trucking, showing their firm commitment to maintaining the family tradition.