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CDL Drivers Needed Curtze Food Service is seeking full-time CDL Class A Route Delivery Drivers and Overnight CDL A Shuttle drivers with Double endorsement at all locations and CDL Class B Route ...

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As of Sep 12, 2026, the average weekly pay for overnight cdl in the United States is $1,522.62, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $1,269.23 and $1,692.31 per week, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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An Overnight CDL job involves driving commercial vehicles during nighttime hours to transport goods or materials. Drivers typically work overnight shifts to ensure timely deliveries while avoiding daytime traffic. These roles often require a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) and may involve long-haul or local routes. Responsibilities include vehicle inspections, safe driving practices, and adhering to delivery schedules.

What are some common challenges overnight CDL drivers face, and how do employers support them?

Overnight CDL drivers often face challenges such as staying alert during non-traditional hours, encountering reduced visibility, and adapting to fluctuating weather conditions. Employers typically support drivers by offering well-maintained vehicles, established safety protocols, and resources like roadside assistance and rest stops to promote driver well-being. Many companies also provide flexible scheduling, regular safety training, and incentives for safe driving to encourage optimal job performance. Building strong communication with dispatch and other team members further helps drivers address issues quickly and stay connected while on the road. Overall, these measures are designed to ensure safety, satisfaction, and successful deliveries on overnight routes.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the overnight CDL position, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Overnight CDL driver, you need a valid Commercial Driver’s License, a strong safe driving record, and knowledge of federal and state transportation regulations. Experience with electronic logging devices (ELDs), GPS navigation, and basic vehicle maintenance tools is important. Dependability, alertness during late hours, and strong time management skills set standout candidates apart. These qualities ensure timely, safe deliveries and reliable compliance with regulations during overnight routes.

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CDL Drivers Needed

Lewistown, PA • On-site

$30/hr

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement

Re-posted 12 days ago


Job description

CDL Drivers Needed

Curtze Food Service is seeking full-time CDL Class A Route Delivery Drivers and Overnight CDL A Shuttle drivers with Double endorsement at all locations and CDL Class B Route Delivery Drivers out of our Bedford, PA location only. Have you been looking for a predictable driving job with a guaranteed 40-hour work week? Would you like to be home every night? If so, keep reading!

Our yards are located in:

  • Erie, Pennsylvania
  • Warrendale, Pennsylvania
  • Uniontown, Pennsylvania
  • Tyrone, Pennsylvania
  • Lewistown, Pennsylvania
  • Bedford, Pennsylvania
  • Buffalo, New York

CDL A Route Delivery Drivers

As a CDL Class A Route Delivery Driver, you will earn a competitive wage of $30.00/hour. A full-time CDL Class A Route Delivery Driver will drive a predetermined route to deliver food and grocery items to our customers. Drivers are home every day.

CDL Class A Shuttle Drivers with Doubles Endorsement

Shuttle Drivers work overnight shifts. As a CDL Class A Shuttle Driver, you will earn a competitive wage of $29.50/hour. Class A Shuttle drivers transport double trailers to and from distribution center, domicile yards, vendor locations, and other locations as assigned. Driver will be home every day. This position reports to the Transportation Supervisor.

CDL B Route Delivery Drivers Bedford, PA location Only

As a CDL Class B Route Delivery Driver, you will earn a competitive wage of $24.50/hour. A full-time CDL Class A Route Delivery Driver will drive a predetermined route to deliver food and grocery items to our customers. Drivers are home every day.

We offer solid benefits, including health insurance, company-paid dental and vision insurance, company-paid life insurance, a 401(k) plan, short-term disability, $100 annual safety show allowance, Christmas Club, and an employee discount on the products we sell.

About Curtze Food Service

Curtze is a full-line foodservice distributor. In addition to canned goods, frozen foods, paper products, chemicals, equipment, supplies, dairy, and other staples, we offer temperature-controlled fresh produce distribution. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has earned us a reputation as the "Food Service Distributor of Choice". Since 1878, we have been committed to this goal and it has been a key element of our continued growth.

As a 6th generation family-owned company, we treat our customers and employees like family. We truly value each member of our team and know that they play an essential role in our success. That is why we offer competitive compensation, solid benefits, and a great work environment.

A Day in the Life of a CDL Class A & B Route Delivery Driver

As a CDL Class A Route Delivery Driver, you start your shift bright and early. You enjoy the quiet that comes when you get on the road before the break of dawn. Over the course of 10 hours, you drive your route, making deliveries to 10 to 20 different customer locations, including restaurants, nursing homes, hospitals, and anyone else who needs food. You are meticulous about maintaining DOT logs as required throughout the day.

With great attention to detail and by verifying with the customer, you ensure that each delivery is correct. You collect payment as required and contact management for any issues with orders. You get your cardio and weight training in as you unload the product and place it in designated customer storage areas which may require going up and down stairs.

Because you have a regular route, you can make connections and your customers look forward to seeing you. Don't be surprised if you are offered a cup of coffee or a piece of pie as you make some of your deliveries. As much as you love driving, you also love that you get to be home every night. You are grateful to drive for a company that cares about you and offers a healthy work/life balance.

A Day in the Life of Shuttle Driver

As a Shuttle Driver, you transport double trailers to and from the distribution center, domicile yards, vendor locations, and other locations. Your efforts are valuable because our remote customers can't get their deliveries if you don't bring trailers to their remote region. We have several remote truck depots throughout the area which is where you start the day. You hook and bring back two empty trailers to our main facility and then return to the remote depot with two full trailers, stocked with products to be delivered the next day. Every shift, you drive and drop or hook trailers with care and concern for the safety of those around you. You feel good about the necessary service you provide for our customers!

Qualifications

  • Valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) - Class A (Class B for Bedford, PA)
  • At least 1 year of over the road (OTR) experience OR 6 months food and beverage delivery experience
  • Have and maintain DOT physical
  • Doubles Endorsement for Overnight Shuttle Drivers
  • Physical ability to lift up to 100 lbs. and perform repetitive lifting, bending, stooping, reaching, pulling, pushing, and climbing

Are you a customer service rockstar? Do you have good communication skills? Are you friendly, honest, and punctual? Are you organized and detail-oriented? Do you like driving? Are you attentive to safety? Would you like a job where you actually enjoy coming to work? If so, this may be the delivery job for you! Apply now with our initial 3-minute, mobile-friendly application!