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Regional CDL Class A Driver

ASB Freight

Fontana, San Bernardino County
CDL A Regional Dry Van
$96,009 - $96,009/yr
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What to Expect

This is a full_time Regional dry van position with ASB Freight in Fontana, San Bernardino County. You will need a CDL Class A license and 3_plus of experience, along with hazmat endorsement. The position pays $96,009 - $96,009/yr.

Job Description

Position Overview: We're hiring Class A CDL drivers for a Southwest Regional dry van position offering weekly home time, steady miles, and a Driver Pay Protection Plan. If you're safety-focused and want consistent freight with great pay potential, this run offers everything from bonuses to no-touch, drop-and-hook freight. Only 6 months recent class A experience required! What We Offer: .53cpm paid on ALL miles (loaded & empty) Miles: 2,240 average per week Drop & hook, no-touch freight All dry van freight Running the Southwest region Driver Bonuses: $.01–$.03/mile Safety Bonus $.01/mile for Hazmat endorsement (not required) Benefits: Weekly pay via direct deposit Paid orientation Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision, 401k) Supportive operations and dispatch team Qualifications: Valid Class A CDL Minimum 6 months of recent tractor-trailer experience At least 21 years old Clean driving record preferred Must be authorized to work in the U.S. About ASB Freight Co.: ASB Freight Co. is a family-operated logistics company built on reliability, safety, and driver-focused values. We're committed to creating a supportive environment where professionalism and respect are always a priority. ASB Freight Co. is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.
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Requirements

  • CDL Class A license
  • hazmat endorsement
  • 3_plus of driving experience
  • Clean MVR (Motor Vehicle Record)
  • At least 21 years old (interstate)
  • Valid DOT physical card

About Regional Trucking

Regional trucking positions cover a defined multi-state area, usually within a 500-to-1,000-mile radius of a home terminal. Drivers on regional routes enjoy a better balance between earning potential and home time, typically returning home every weekend. It is a popular choice for experienced drivers who want predictable schedules without sacrificing competitive pay.

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A Day in the Life

A typical day as a regional dry van driver starts at a distribution center where your pre-loaded trailer is waiting. After your pre-trip inspection you head out on familiar routes, often covering 300 to 400 miles within a multi-state region. You may make one or two drops during the day before picking up a return load. By the weekend you are back at your home terminal, enjoying time with family before the cycle starts again on Monday.

Pros & Cons of Regional Driving

Pros

  • + Home every week or every other week
  • + Competitive pay close to OTR rates
  • + Familiar routes reduce navigation stress
  • + Consistent weekly miles and paychecks
  • + Good stepping stone to dedicated or local positions

Cons

  • − Still requires multiple nights away from home
  • − Earnings slightly lower than top OTR positions
  • − Territory can shift based on carrier needs
  • − Weekend home time may be limited to one full day
  • − Weather challenges within your region can disrupt schedules

About Dry Van Trucks

Dry van trailers are fully enclosed, non-temperature-controlled boxes used to haul general freight such as consumer goods, electronics, and packaged food. They are the most common trailer type on American highways and offer the widest variety of available loads. Dry van driving is often recommended for newer CDL holders because loading and unloading is typically handled by warehouse staff.

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Career Path

1

CDL Training & Entry Level

Earn your CDL and start with an entry-level regional carrier that offers weekly home time.

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2

Experienced Regional Driver

Build experience and transition to premium regional lanes with higher pay and better home time.

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3

Dedicated or Specialized Regional

Move into a dedicated regional account or specialized freight for more predictable schedules.

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4

Fleet Manager or Owner-Operator

Advance into fleet management, driver training, or launch your own regional trucking operation.

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Trucking in California

California's massive ports (LA/Long Beach) and agricultural industry create the highest trucking demand in the nation.

Average driver salary in California: $55,000 - $82,000/yr

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does this regional job pay?

This position pays $96,009 - $96,009/yr. Actual pay may vary based on experience, endorsements, and miles driven.

What CDL class do I need for this job?

This position requires a CDL Class A license. Class A allows you to operate combination vehicles over 26,001 lbs GVWR.

What is the trucking job market like in California?

California's massive ports (LA/Long Beach) and agricultural industry create the highest trucking demand in the nation. The average truck driver salary in California ranges from $55,000 - $82,000 per year.

Last updated: June 4, 2026

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