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OTR Dry Van Driver Jobs (CDL-A)
The backbone of American freight. No-touch, drop-and-hook lanes, newest trucks in the network.
The job
Dry van is where most CDL-A careers start and where a lot of good ones stay: predictable freight, no-touch loads, and the widest choice of carriers in the country.
Our dry van carriers run regional and 48-state OTR with mostly drop-and-hook freight out of big-box DCs and paper mills. The trucks are typically 2022 and newer automatics with APU or bunk heater, inverter, and fridge. We will tell you the real average weekly mileage of the fleet you are joining — not the number on the billboard.
On the job
- Haul no-touch dry freight in a 53′ trailer
- Drop-and-hook at distribution centers
- Pre-trip and post-trip inspections, DVIR
- Keep ELD logs compliant with HOS rules
- Communicate with dispatch on ETA and delays
What comes with the seat
- No-touch freight
- Drop & hook lanes
- 2022+ automatic trucks
- APU / bunk heater
- Rider and pet programs
- Weekly direct deposit
To qualify
- Valid Class A CDL, any US state
- 21 years or older (interstate)
- 6+ months verifiable OTR — less is workable, ask us
- Current DOT medical card
- No more than 3 moving violations in 3 years
- No DUI in the last 5 years (case by case)
- Clean FMCSA Clearinghouse query
- Legal to work in the US
Blemish on your record? Accident, old DUI, SAP program, gap in employment? Call us anyway. We know exactly which carriers in the network will still look at your file — and which will waste your week.
How it works
Four steps. No fees.
We call you
A real recruiter, usually the same day.
Compare offers
Real CPM, real miles, side by side.
You start driving
We handle orientation and paperwork.
Apply — Dry Van
One form. We take it to the carriers hiring dry van drivers right now.
- Free for drivers — always
- Your number is never sold
- We call you back, usually today
Got it!
We will call you — usually today. Need it now? (484) 444-3830
FAQ
Straight answers
How many miles a week do dry van drivers really get?
In our network, 2,600 to 3,200 miles a week is the honest range for a solo OTR dry van driver staying out 2–3 weeks. Anyone promising 3,500 every single week is selling you a good week, not an average.
Can I get a dry van job with 6 months experience?
Yes. Six months of verifiable OTR is enough for most of our dry van carriers. With less than 6 months we can usually still find a seat, but the starting CPM is lower and the carrier will want a clean MVR.
Who is hiring CDL-A truck drivers right now?
ONEPRO Drivers places CDL-A drivers with vetted US motor carriers that are hiring this week in all 48 continental states — dry van, refrigerated, flatbed, car hauler, power only, team, local and regional. One free application reaches every carrier in the network that fits what you want. Call or text (484) 444-3830.
How do I find a truck driving job fast?
The fastest route is one application handled by a recruiter who already knows which carriers have open seats, instead of fifteen applications you file yourself. With ONEPRO Drivers most drivers with clean verifiable experience go from application to an orientation date in 3 to 10 days. Apply free at oneprodrivers.com or call (484) 444-3830.
What is the best paying truck driving job?
For a company driver, car hauling pays the most — typically $1,800 to $2,800 a week on 25–32% of gross. Teams gross more per truck ($2,600–$3,600 combined), flatbed leads the fixed-CPM jobs at $1,700–$2,400 with tarp pay, and owner-operators keep 78–90% of linehaul. ONEPRO Drivers places drivers into all of them, free.
One call and you are driving.
Tell us your experience and your state. We will tell you honestly what is open right now.