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Local CDL driver jobs

Short routes in one area, with pickups and deliveries close to home.

What the job involves.

  • Run pickups and deliveries within a set area, often finishing each day at home.
  • Load, unload and check paperwork at each stop.
  • Complete daily vehicle inspections and log your hours.

What carriers look for.

  • A CDL of the class the truck needs (Class A or B, depending on the vehicle).
  • A clean driving record and a current medical card.
  • Comfort with frequent stops and, for some roles, hand-unloading.

Requirements vary by carrier, so a recruiter confirms the specifics for each job.

Apply as a local driver.

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Common questions.

It depends on the vehicle. Straight trucks often need Class B, while tractor-trailers need Class A. The carrier states which.