Dedicated Van Jobs That Put You First
Truck Driving Jobs with a Routine You Can Count On
Many drivers know the struggle: one week you're running steady freight and making great miles, the next, you're wondering when the next load or paycheck will come through. Add in the uncertainty of when you'll get home, and the job can start to feel unpredictable.
For more than 70 years, Anderson Trucking Service (ATS) has offered professional truck drivers the support and stability they deserve, with trusted routes from some of the nation's top shippers. Our regional and dedicated van routes are designed to give you predictable miles, reliable pay, and weekly home time — so you can enjoy the best of both worlds.
Get $1,300 a Week Guaranteed!
Transitioning into a new trucking job isn't easy. Get peace of mind knowing you won't make any less than $1,300 a week for your first 12 weeks as a company van driver with ATS.
Quick Highlights:
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Guaranteed $1,300/week minimum pay for your first 12 weeks |
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Start at 60-62 cents per mile (CPM), based on experience |
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$1,000 orientation completion bonus |
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Weekly home time for a 34-hour reset |
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Mostly no-touch freight |
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Tiered weekly mileage bonus — run more, make more! |
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Driver Benefits:
We believe in taking care of our drivers, on and off the road. You'll get the support you need to succeed on it, and the benefits to enjoy life off it, including:
- Full medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Life and disability coverage
- Employee assistance program
- 401(k) and profit-sharing plan
- Paid vacation and holiday pay
- Per diem at no cost to drivers
- Newer trucks with APUs, inverters, and ELDs
- Optional refrigerators
- Flights, car rentals, meals, and single rooms for orientation (spouses welcome!)
- Pet policy: one cat or dog allowed
What You'll Need to Join the ATS Van Team:
- Must be at least 21 years old
- Valid Class A CDL
- Minimum six months verifiable over-the-road (OTR) experience
- Meet DOT qualifications
- Safe driving record and verifiable work history
Min 60 CPM | Max 93 CPM
Top 50% earning $1,450+ | Top 20% earning $1,800+
Contact a recruiter to learn more about what kind of money YOU can expect to make
Get the Consistency You've Been Looking for in a Truck Driving Career
With ATS, you'll enjoy the consistency of steady freight, weekly home time, and a paycheck you can count on. Join a company that treats you like family and apply today.
Regional/Dedicated Van Company FAQ
Have questions about being a regional/dedicated van company driver? We've got answers. If you're looking for an OTR truck driving position where you can still get home regularly, you should consider company van positions. Here are some commonly asked questions about being a regional/dedicated van company driver to help you decide if it's right for you.
- How much do regional and dedicated van drivers make at Anderson Trucking Service?
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ATS regional van drivers earn 26% of load revenue with a guaranteed 60 cents per mile (CPM) floor and receive a guaranteed minimum of $1,300 per week for their first 12 weeks. Drivers also earn weekly mileage bonuses, with the top 50% earning more than $1,450 per week and the top 20% earning more than $1,800 per week. Dedicated driver pay varies based on the account.
- How often are regional truck drivers home?
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Regional and dedicated van drivers at ATS are typically home every week for a 34-hour reset. This predictable schedule gives drivers more time with family while maintaining consistent miles and dependable freight, offering a strong balance between earning potential and life on the road.
- What is the difference between dedicated and regional trucking?
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Regional trucking keeps drivers within a specific area, helping them get home more often. Dedicated trucking means hauling freight for a specific customer or running consistent lanes. At ATS, regional and dedicated van drivers enjoy reliable freight, predictable schedules, and weekly home time, making both options a great fit for drivers seeking consistency.
- Is regional or dedicated trucking better than OTR?
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If you value weekly home time and a more predictable schedule, regional or dedicated trucking may be a better fit than OTR. ATS regional and dedicated van drivers enjoy consistent miles, mostly no-touch freight, and weekly 34-hour resets, while OTR drivers typically spend more time on the road in exchange for greater route variety, which can also increase your earning potential.
Interested in learning more? Check out our Driver Learning Center, or contact us today!