Job Details

Hiring CDL-A Drivers

• STEADY PAY, STEADY DAYS - Average $1,500-$1,800 per week
• START STRONG - $2,500 sign-on bonus
• HOME TIME BUILT FOR YOU - Get home weekly

Why Drive for NFI?

At NFI, dedicated driving means stability you can count on. You'll run short, repeatable routes on a dedicated customer account with flexible home time, modern equipment, and local support teams who know your operation. Pair that with immediate benefits and safety-focused bonuses, and you've got a driving job built for consistency-not chaos.

Dedicated Driver Job Overview

• Reliable weekly pay. Drivers average $1,500-$1,800 per week, delivering consistent earnings you can plan around.
• Get paid to get started. Enjoy a $2,500 sign-on bonus.
• Home weekly per week on dedicated routes. Run regional lanes with predictable schedules that get you back home every week.
• Easy, repeatable freight. Haul flatbed freight on familiar runs that keep your day moving smoothly.
• Modern trucks you can trust. Drive late-model equipment with an average tractor age of less than 2.5 years.
• Dedicated customer consistency. Stay on the same account with steady freight and fewer surprises week to week.

Company Driver Benefits & Perks

• Benefits from day one. Medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage start immediately.
• Bonuses for doing it right. Quarterly and annual safety bonuses plus clean roadside inspection pay.
• Plan for the future. 401(k) with company match, FSA & HSA options, and short- & long-term disability insurance.
• Driver-focused support. In-person onboarding, local/on-site management, and dispatch teams that know your routes.
• Extra rewards. Earn a $2,000 driver referral bonus and enjoy FREE Teledoc access for you and your family.
• Veteran advantage. Qualifying service members may earn up to $2,000 per month on top of regular earnings.

Pay varies by experience level and production.

There is no deadline to apply. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.

Driver Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL
• 1+ years of Flatbed tractor-trailer experience