Class A CDL Drivers Salaries in Arkansas

A To become a Class A CDL Driver in Arkansas, you must: be at least age, have a valid Arkansas driver’s license, pass a DOT physical exam, pass a drug and alcohol test, have a clean driving record, complete an accredited CDL training program, pass the Arkansas CDL General Knowledge test and any applicable endorsement tests, and successfully pass the CDL skills test which includes a pre-trip inspection, basic controls test, and a road test.

A You can find Class A CDL driver job openings in Arkansas by checking online job boards such as Indeed, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn, visiting company websites directly to view job listings, attending job fairs, using staffing agencies that specialize in transportation, networking with drivers and industry professionals, and checking local classified ads in newspapers.

A Industries that hire Class A CDL Drivers in Arkansas include trucking companies, logistics and transportation services, construction companies, manufacturing and distribution centers, retail and wholesale trade services, waste management services, and agricultural companies that require the transport of goods and materials across the state or nationwide.

A Factors that affect the salaries of Class A CDL Drivers in Arkansas include the level of experience, the type of cargo being transported, the distances typically driven, whether the position is for local, regional, or over-the-road (OTR) routes, the size of the company hiring the driver, and any additional endorsements such as for hazardous materials (HAZMAT) transport. Union membership and certification can also influence salaries.