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Night Shift Class A Route: $0.60 Top CPM + Short-Haul Bonuses

Transporting Logistics
Nevada, MO, United States Posted Sep 28, 2026
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About this role

CDL-A Local Grocery Driver – Harrisonville, MO (Home Daily / Night Shift)

Want a driving gig that actually lets you sleep in your own bed every single day while keeping your weekly pay rock-solid? We are hiring dedicated drivers for a local night-shift route running out of Harrisonville, MO, covering the greater Kansas City area.

The Paycheck & Perks:

  • Weekly Take-Home: Clear a steady $1,100 to $1,200 gross every week.
  • Tiered Compensation: Earn from $0.49 CPM up to $0.60 CPM based on experience (trainees start with a guaranteed $650 flat weekly base).
  • Bonus & Stop Pay: Pocket $25 for short runs under 50 miles, plus structured stop pay ($10 for stop one, $15 for the rest), alongside performance safety bonuses.
  • Full Benefits: Medical, dental, vision insurance, 401(k) retirement matching, and paid time off.

The Schedule & The Cargo:

  • 100% Home Daily: Dedicated night-shift schedule so you are home every day (note: weekend shifts and holiday work are required).
  • The Freight: Haul dry and refrigerated grocery loads using reefer and dry trailers.
  • 100% No-Touch: Mostly live unloads with occasional drop-and-hooks. No back-breaking manual labor!

Who We Are Looking For:

  • Experience Level: Open to qualified trainees and experienced drivers with at least half a year of verifiable OTR background over the last 12 months.
  • Location: Must live within a 50-mile radius of zip code 64701 across the Kansas City metro (MO and KS).
  • Must pass standard pre-employment DOT physicals, urine screens, and hair follicle drug tests.

These local runs are in high demand. Drop your contact info with a working phone number right now to lock in your spot!

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