MC 1209052 · DOT 3580175

CDL-A jobs · Dallas–Fort Worth

Home daily, home weekly, or out for the miles. Your call.

Company-driver jobs out of Grand Prairie, Texas. The pay is what our drivers actually made.

Questions first? Call recruiting at 469-660-0218

RAJO unit 573, a white Freightliner Cascadia, coupled to a 53-foot container on chassis

Home every day

Dallas local CDL-A driver

Up to$1,850a week

Typical week about $1,180

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RAJO unit 541, a white Volvo VNL with the RAJO door decal, hooked to a 53-foot dry van

Home every week

Dallas regional CDL-A driver

Up to$2,200a week

Typical week about $1,460

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RAJO unit 575, a red Freightliner Cascadia

2+ weeks out, about 2 days home

Dallas OTR CDL-A driver

Up to$2,200a week

Typical week about $1,460

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“Up to” figures are top weeks RAJO company drivers have reached; typical weeks are lower. All figures are gross weekly pay before taxes, from what drivers were actually paid, July to October 2026. What you earn depends on the days and miles you run.

Dispatch knows who you are

RAJO is small enough that dispatch knows who is behind the wheel. You get the pickup, delivery and paperwork details before you roll, and a person picks up when something changes.

Paid every week

Daily rate and stop pay on local runs. On regional and OTR runs, the more you run the more you make: empty miles are paid, with stop, detention and layover pay where they apply. Settled weekly.

Safety before the schedule

Pre-trips, hours of service and appointment windows are run by the book. Nobody at RAJO will ask you to cut a corner to make a load.

What you need

  • Valid Class A CDL
  • Current DOT medical card
  • A safe driving record and clean inspections
  • Comfortable with tracking apps and texting dispatch

How hiring works

  1. 01

    Apply

  2. 02

    Recruiter call

  3. 03

    Safety and MVR review

  4. 04

    First dispatch

Owner-operators

Run your own truck with RAJO

For operators who want honest lane conversations, clear expectations and freight that fits their equipment.

  • Power-only FTL, container and trailer repositioning freight
  • Straight talk about lanes, timing and customer rules before you commit
  • Respect for your equipment, your time and your operating costs
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Driver questions

How much do RAJO drivers make?

Local drivers: up to $1,850 a week, a typical week about $1,180. Regional and OTR drivers: up to $2,200 a week, a typical week about $1,460. Local drivers average about $250 for each day worked. These come from what RAJO drivers were actually paid from July to October 2026, before taxes.

Will I really be home?

Local runs start and end in Dallas–Fort Worth, so local drivers are home every day. Regional drivers are home every week for their 34-hour reset. OTR drivers are out two weeks or more, then home for about two days. Regional and OTR are paid the same way.

Do you work with owner-operators?

Yes. Owner-operators who fit power-only, container and trailer repositioning freight are welcome. Recruiting walks through the lanes and the settlement terms before anything is promised.

Can I talk to someone before applying?

Yes. Call 469-660-0218, or send the quick form and a recruiter will reach out.

Quick driver interest

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Takes about a minute: name, phone and email. A RAJO recruiter reaches out. The full application is still the official step.

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