Truck Driver - OTR - Dry Van

About Redbone Trucking

Founded in 2005 with a single truck and a passionate driver, Redbone Trucking has grown into a company of over 200 employees. Despite this expansion, we have never lost sight of our roots. Our culture is deeply connected to the road; most of our office staff still hold active CDL licenses, ensuring that leadership understands the daily realities of the job.

About the Role

We are seeking experienced CDL A drivers for our Over-The-Road (OTR) position. You will be responsible for hauling freight across 48 states, with the Northeast excluded (Pennsylvania serving as our cutoff point). This role offers the opportunity to drive a modern fleet of 2020–2025 Freightliner Cascadia trucks, equipped with amenities like leather seats, refrigerators, microwaves, and entertainment systems to ensure comfort on long hauls.

Drivers in this position typically average between 2,400 and 2,700 miles per week, with those who run harder reaching close to 3,000 miles. To qualify as a full-time driver and earn Paid Time Off (PTO), you must maintain a minimum of 8,000 miles per month. The typical schedule involves being out on the road for a minimum of 2–3 weeks at a time, with one day off per week while on the road.

Compensation and Benefits

Our pay structure is designed to reward experience and performance. Drivers earn a competitive cents-per-mile (CPM) rate that increases with tenure, ranging from .53 CPM for those with 1–2 years of experience up to .57 CPM for drivers with 3+ years. Additionally, all drivers are eligible for a .30 safety and performance bonus paid monthly.

We offer a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare, a Health Savings Account (HSA), 401k, and PTO. We also welcome drivers with pets, offering a flexible refundable deposit program to accommodate your furry companions.

Application Instructions

To apply, please submit your CDL A license and proof of at least 12 months of driving experience. We look forward to adding you to our team of dedicated drivers.