Regional CDL-A Driver – Home More, Stress Less
@ Updike Distribution LogisticsRegional CDL-A Driver – Home More, Stress Less
About the job
Updike Distribution Logistics operates regional lanes across AZ, CA, NV, UT, providing drivers consistent freight, home time, bonuses, and benefits. Focus on driver satisfaction and work-life balance. Join a driver-first company for a stable, rewarding career.
Requirements
- CDL-A license
- Regional driving experience
- Ability to pass background check
- Reliable transportation
Qualifications
- Valid CDL-A
- At least 1 year driving experience
- Clean driving record
- Positive attitude
Full job description
Tired of being gone for weeks at a time? Updike Distribution Logistics runs true regional lanes across AZ, So. CA, No. CA, NV, and UT — so you get consistent freight without sacrificing your life at home.
What You'll Earn
- 55–60.5 CPM (base + mileage bonus)
- $500 Transition Bonus, $2,500 retention bonus at 180 days
- Detention, layover, and extra stop pay on top of your mileage
What You'll Get
- Medical/dental/vision after 90 days
- 401(k) match up to 6%
- Paid orientation and paid vacation
What You Won't Get
- Surprise pay deductions
- Long-haul routes that keep you away for weeks
- The runaround — this carrier is driver-first
Apply today and see why drivers stick around at Updike.
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