CDL Class A Driver — Amazon Freight Routes (Las Vegas, NV)

CDL Class A Driver — Amazon Freight Routes (Las Vegas, NV)

Pay: $2,100/week flat (1099 Independent Contractor) | 3 blocks/week

Hiring experienced CDL Class A drivers for dedicated Amazon Freight routes based out of Las Vegas. This is 100% no-touch freight — multi-stop hook and drop with Amazon trailers, running on consistent, year-round volume.

What You'll Do

  • Run Amazon trailer, multi-stop hook and drop blocks
  • Complete 3 assigned blocks per week
  • Perform pre- and post-trip inspections and maintain full ELD compliance
  • Communicate professionally with dispatch throughout each block
  • Take care of company equipment
Pay
  • $700 per block
  • 3 blocks/week = $2,100 flat
  • Paid weekly, 1099 Independent Contractor
Equipment 2020 and newer trucks, automatic transmission

What You'll Need

  • Minimum 2 years CDL Class A experience
  • Amazon Relay / Amazon block experience REQUIRED
  • Clean driving record preferred
  • Ability to complete assigned Amazon Relay blocks
  • Full FMCSA and ELD compliance
  • Eligible to work as a 1099 Independent Contractor
  • Available to work nights, weekends, and holidays as scheduled
Why Drive With Us
  • Consistent, year-round freight — no dry spells
  • Modern, well-maintained equipment
  • No-touch, drop and hook freight
  • Straightforward flat pay — no confusing tiers
  • Supportive dispatch team
Before You Apply

Have the following ready

  • CDL License
  • Medical Card
  • DOT Employment History
  • Amazon Relay experience (required)
  • FMCSA Clearinghouse status
  • Current employer information
Only qualified applicants will be contacted. Pay: $2,100.00 per week

Work Location: In person

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