Stable Routes - CDL A Company

Employment opportunities are available for CDL-A drivers skilled in flatbed and dry van operation

Pay Details:

• Trainee roles in the dry van sector offer the potential to earn up to $58,000 within the first year
• Those proficient in driving dry vans could potentially earn an annual salary of up to $195,000
• Opportunities to earn bonuses in addition to up to $0.60 per mile through the Dry Van CPM Rate
• First-year flatbed trainees have the chance to earn as much as $61,000
• Drivers experienced in flatbed transportation can potentially earn $85,000 to $100,000 annually

Sign On Bonus:

Experienced Drivers to Receive $2,000 Sign-On Bonus; paid out gradually over a 12-month period

Benefits:

• 401(K)
• Health Benefits
• Vision Insurance
• Affiliation with a Credit Union
• Drivers earn money for every mile covered on the road, whether their truck is empty or carrying a load.

Home Time:

• Most Home Weekly

Equipment:

• Updated machinery starting from 2022
• Inverters
• APUs with automatic transmissions facilitate a smooth and efficient power management system for vehicles
• Built-in Refrigerators

Experience Requirements

• Possessing a year of OTR experience is a non-negotiable requirement
• Class A CDL

To uncover the ATTRACTIVE REMUNERATION and STABLE WORK OPPORTUNITIES offered by Royal, complete a brief application form to receive more details promptly.

About Us

Farry Granzotto began his trucking business in 1923, solidifying its status as one of the longstanding establishments in Walnut Creek.

In 1965, Roy and Bobbie founded Royal Trucking, commencing operations with a limited fleet of seven equipment pieces at their Walnut Creek residence. Following a relocation to Cowell, California, the Querios managed to significantly expand their business. Through relentless ambition and persistence, by the early 1970s, their fleet had multiplied six times, reaching a total of 42 vehicles.

Throughout the 80s and 90s, as the Company flourished, the third generation commenced their involvement with Royal Trucking. Today, three of Roy and Bobbie's children and two sons-in-law have entered the fold of Royal Trucking, showing their determination to perpetuate the family tradition.