CDL-A OTR Truck Driver Jobs in North Carolina
North Carolina is home turf for MigWay. Our only terminal sits in Pineville, just south of Charlotte, and the state's freight arteries run right past our door: I-85 and I-77 cross in the Charlotte metro, I-40 stitches the Piedmont from the mountains to the coast, and I-95 carries the East Coast through the eastern half of the state, with I-26 and I-74 filling out the west. We're an asset-based dry van carrier hiring CDL-A OTR company drivers statewide - moving furniture out of the High Point cluster, textiles and food-processing loads across the Piedmont, and pharmaceuticals and automotive-component freight between the Triangle, the Triad and the ports at Wilmington and Morehead City.
Because the terminal is in-state, North Carolina drivers plug into our dry van network across the East Coast, Northeast, Southwest and parts of the Midwest with less deadhead to get started. You'll run late-model automatics, earn 65 CPM with bonuses on every mile loaded and empty, and lean on 24/7 in-house dispatch with live tracking on each load. OTR still means multi-day runs, but the home time is planned and, for many NC drivers, the yard is a short hop away.
What MigWay Offers CDL-A OTR Drivers
What You Earn
- 65 CPM with bonuses on all miles, loaded and empty
- Additional 2 CPM idle bonus on automatic trucks
- Typically $2,300 to $2,900 per week
What You Get
- Home every weekend, with home time planned in advance
- 24/7 in-house dispatch with zero outsourcing
- Live ELD and GPS tracking on every load
- Steady dry van OTR miles across the East Coast, Northeast, Southwest, and parts of the Midwest
- Company trucks and company drivers, never brokered
Our Fleet
- 400 company-owned trucks and 750 trailers
- Automatics from 2023-2027: Freightliner Cascadia, Volvo, Mack, Western Star
- Well-maintained 53-foot dry van trailers
- Governed at 70 mph, with ELD and live GPS on every truck
Requirements
- Valid CDL Class A
- Minimum 2 years (24 months) of recent OTR experience
- Clean driving record
- Ability to pass a DOT drug screen and background check
- Current DOT medical card
Equipment
2023-2027
Freightliners, Volvos, Macks
Cascadias, VNL760, VNL860, Anthem
MigWay operates a modern, driver-focused fleet. We run 2023-2027 Freightliner Cascadia, Volvo VNL760 and VNL860, and Mack Anthem - all automatic transmissions. All trucks are governed at 70 mph for safety, efficiency, and consistent miles.
Wabash trailers
DRY VAN
An upgraded proprietary aerodynamic spec with tire inflation systems, upgraded landing gears, all reinforced structures.
Perks & Benefits
- Single pick / single drop
- Health insurance
- Pets are welcome
- Rider policy
- Home every weekend
- Dry van average $2,300+ weekly
- Safety bonuses
- Company phones
- Idle time bonuses
- Sign-on bonuses
- In-house maintenance
Pay & benefits
0.55 - 0.65 CPM based on miles
Driver FAQ
Is MigWay hiring CDL-A OTR drivers in North Carolina?
Yes. North Carolina is our home state - our terminal is in Pineville, just south of Charlotte - and MigWay hires CDL-A company drivers from the Charlotte metro to the Triangle, the Triad and the coast to run dry van OTR. You'll drive a late-model automatic, work with 24/7 in-house dispatch, and earn 65 CPM with bonuses on all miles.
How much can a CDL-A driver earn out of North Carolina?
MigWay pays 65 CPM with bonuses on all miles, loaded and empty, and a 2 CPM idle bonus on automatic trucks - typically $2,300 to $2,900 per week.
What experience do I need to drive for MigWay from North Carolina?
You need a valid CDL Class A and a minimum of 2 years (24 months) of recent OTR experience, plus a clean driving record, a current DOT medical card, and the ability to pass a DOT drug screen and background check.
