CDL-A Drivers at DTS - min weekly guarantee + $10K sign on
This job opportunity is OPEN | Updated 7/2/2026 5:19:03 PM
Company Driver
Dry Van
Regional
No Endorsements
1-2 years
CDL A Company Drivers
Minimum weekly pay, guaranteed. Great Home Time!
DTS Dedicated drivers and crew are award-winning professionals – the best in the business.
Headquartered in Davenport, IA, DTS is a female owned and operated, family-oriented company known for excellence, honesty, integrity, and respect. We are proud, hard-working Americans.
We have earned the opportunity we receive here. Will you become one of the best?
Driver Benefits
- Starting pay .55 cpm or more .03 cpm safety bonus
- $10,000 Sign On Bonus
- All miles paid, loaded or empty
- $5,000 Referral Bonus
- Our drivers make $65,000 and still have generous home time
- Home Every Weekend for at least 36 hours, or home every other weekend for 3 full days. Your Choice!
- 100% No Touch, mostly Drop and Hook loads of dry van freight.
- Bonus Pay: Extra stop pay, detention pay, layover pay, breakdown pay
- Paid Vacation Time
- Holiday pay from day one
- 401K with match
- Orientation Pay: $200 per day for 3 days plus all meals, transportation, and lodging
- Orientation Week – Guaranteed $1,000 gross or more!
- 2018 and newer Pro Star LT and T680 Kenworths, all with Cummins power
- Guaranteed Home for Christmas
- Bring a rider or pet from day one
- Also available: the BEST LEASE program in the country
- Fourth generation, female owned and operated family company Since 1946. 79 years in continuous operation!
- Call for details about how a DTS driver can win a free car!
- Best balance of home time and earning potential.
- $1,000/week gross guarantee. You won’t make any less than $1,000, but you sure can earn more!
Driver Requirements
- Class A CDL
- 2 years experience
- Good Driving Record
- At least 22 years of age
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