CDL Class A Local Driver - Laminar Logistics LLC

September 23, 2026

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Class A CDL Drivers for Amazon Freight Partner (Up to $75K/ year)

Compensation: $50-$75K yearly take home pay + competitive benefits

Consistent Weekly Schedule: Evening and Night Start Times

Benefits: Paid Time Off (PTO), Health Insurance (Health, Dental, Vision), and 401K

Location: Perris, California

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Laminar Logistics is hiring full-time, motivated Class A CDL drivers with a clean driving record for its Amazon Freight Partner program operating out of San Bernardino, CA. We are a local small business with the benefits of a large company. We haul exclusively for Amazon and are making on-the-spot job offers contingent on meeting eligibility and background check requirements.

You can work as little as 3 days or as much as 4 days, making an average of between $50,000 and $75,000 per year. These are dedicated routes driving freight for Amazon. You will be operating state of the art Amazon equipment and technology, on local or regional routes.

What you'll do

Haul Amazon loads (100% no touch freight) using state of the art Amazon-branded equipment and technology, including top of the line compressed natural gas (CNG) day cabs.
Drive local routes that have you home after every shift
Play a key role in keeping Amazon's commitment to exceed customer expectations and deliver packages on time and at the right place
Move trailers to/from dock and parking locations using state of the art Amazon-branded equipment and technology
Ensure trailers are properly positioned for loading and unloading at dock doors
Perform safety checks on equipment before and after use
Communicate with other yard personnel to coordinate movements
Ensure safe and proper maneuvering of all vehicles

Why you'll love working for an Amazon Freight Partner:

Earn More: We offer competitive pay starting of $24 per hour with overtime opportunities. Our drivers average $50-75K take home pay every year.
Consistent Schedules: You will work a minimum of 3 shifts of 13 hours every week with consistent work all year and have opportunities for additional shifts and overtime.
Home Daily: Drive local routes that get you home after every shift.
Compelling Benefits: We offer W2 employment, paid time off, full health insurance, and 401K benefits

What you'll need:

Must be at least 21 years old
Have a valid Class A Commercial Driver License (CDL)
Must successfully Pass DOT Physical
Must be able to speak, read, and write in English to communicate with the general public, to understand highway traffic signs and signals in the English language, to respond to official inquiries, and to make entries on reports and records
No current CDL suspension or revocation
Clean Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) and good DAC Report
Successfully pass a background check
Must pass a pre-employment drug screen
Must be able to use handheld technology and smart phone applications such as GPS

Once you apply, keep an eye out on your phone and email for us to message you and schedule your preliminary phone screen. Don't forget to check your junk email folder just in case!

You will not be employed by Amazon, instead, you will be working directly for a local transportation company that partners with Amazon.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment regardless of age, national origin, race, color, disability, religious beliefs, sex (including sexual orientation) or genetic information (including family medical history).

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