If you searched for Class A CDL jobs in Reno, this page gives the current True Blue answer: the full-time company-driver opening, the owner-operator program, and how to apply.
True Blue Trucking has a full-time CDL-A company-driver opening and an Owner-Operator Lease-On Program. Hazmat is preferred, not mandatory, for the company-driver opening. Medical, dental, and vision coverage is available effective the first day after 30 days of employment. The employee-paid cost is quoted individually and deducted per mile. True Blue does not currently offer a 401(k), PTO, paid sick time, holiday pay, or life insurance.
Current Reno CDL openings
True Blue is advertising one company-driver seat and an owner-operator lease-on program right now. Use this table to confirm the basics before applying.
| Role | CDL | Experience | Schedule | Pay | Equipment | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-Time CDL-A Company Driver | Valid CDL-A; hazmat preferred, not mandatory | 2+ verifiable years; MVR score zero; Clearinghouse and English proficiency | Run the available 70-hour clock, then reset 34 hours at home | Up to $0.70 non-hazmat; $0.75 on hazmat-load miles; no guarantee | Assigned 2022 automatic Freightliner Cascadia; mostly 53-foot dry van | Apply for company driver |
| Owner-Operator Lease-On Program | Valid CDL-A; no hazmat endorsement required | Roadworthy tractor; insurable operating history | Flexible dispatch across the western states | Freight and pay breakdown by phone | Your tractor; your trailer or ours | Send your equipment and city |
Open Class A CDL job in Reno
True Blue currently has a full-time CDL-A company-driver opening for Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Fernley, Dayton, and northern Nevada drivers, plus an owner-operator lease-on program.
Hazmat is preferred, not required, for the company seat. Non-hazmat work pays up to $0.70 per mile with the weekly performance bonus, and hazmat-load miles pay $0.75. Miles, bonus, and gross pay are not guaranteed.
What Class A drivers should check before applying
Start with the facts that change the daily job: CDL class, preferred experience, lane, pay model, equipment, and dispatch policy.
The company-driver opening runs the western 11 rather than a fixed city pair. Ask recruiting for the lanes running now and confirm the load-dependent schedule before accepting.
Reno CDL job searches drivers compare
Drivers searching for CDL jobs in Reno usually compare local home-daily work, regional runs, and long-haul freight before applying.
If daily home time is required, this opening is not a fit. Company drivers run the available 70-hour clock, then take the 34-hour reset at home.
How True Blue compares with other Reno CDL job options
Reno drivers comparing CDL jobs near me usually see several categories: local home-daily LTL or delivery work, waste-route CDL work, national dedicated-carrier seats, and regional freight.
True Blue's current fit is narrower and more direct: mostly no-touch 53-foot dry van freight across the western 11 and a lease-on program for drivers who already own a tractor.
How to decide whether this lane fits
Apply if mileage pay, western freight, and the 70-hour-clock / 34-hour-home-reset pattern fit what you want right now.
Drivers should be ready to discuss verifiable experience, western-route comfort, MVR score, Clearinghouse status, English proficiency, endorsements, and availability when recruiting calls.
How to apply for a Reno CDL job
Read the full-time company-driver and lease-on pages, then send the quick apply form from the careers page or the matching role page.
You can also call or text recruiting at 240-TRU-BLUE (240-878-2583) or email hello@truebluetrucking.net and ask which opening has freight running now.
Driver questions
Is True Blue Trucking hiring CDL drivers in Reno?
Yes. True Blue Trucking is currently listing a full-time CDL-A company-driver role and an owner-operator lease-on program.
What Class A CDL jobs are open in Reno?
The current True Blue openings are Full-Time CDL-A Company Driver and Owner-Operator Lease-On Program. Hazmat is preferred, not required, for the company seat. The lease-on program requires your own tractor.
Are there home daily CDL jobs at True Blue?
No. The company-driver opening runs the available 70-hour clock, followed by the 34-hour reset at home. Drivers who need daily home time should not apply for this seat.
Which True Blue CDL job is currently open?
The current openings are the full-time CDL-A company-driver role and the owner-operator lease-on program.
How much do company drivers make?
Non-hazmat company-driver work pays a $0.50 base plus up to a $0.20 weekly performance bonus, for up to $0.70 per mile. Hazmat-load miles pay $0.75. Expected miles and gross ranges are not guaranteed.
Are company-driver benefits available?
Medical, dental, and vision coverage is available effective the first day after 30 days of employment. The employee-paid cost is quoted individually and deducted per mile. True Blue does not currently offer a 401(k), PTO, paid sick time, holiday pay, or life insurance.
What experience does True Blue prefer?
The company-driver opening requires at least 1 year of verifiable tractor-trailer experience, an MVR score of zero, Clearinghouse eligibility, and federal English proficiency. Hazmat is preferred, not mandatory.
Does True Blue hire new CDL graduates?
The company-driver opening requires at least 1 year of verifiable tractor-trailer experience, so new CDL graduates are not eligible for that posting.
Do I need hazmat, tanker, or doubles endorsements?
Hazmat is preferred, not mandatory, for the company-driver opening. Hazmat-load miles pay $0.75. The Owner-Operator Lease-On Program also does not require hazmat, though an endorsement opens placarded, non-bulk hazmat freight.
What kind of trucks does True Blue run?
The company driver is assigned a 2022 automatic Freightliner Cascadia with no slip-seating. It is governed at 69 mph and has an outward-facing camera, inverter, and refrigerator, but no APU.
Can I apply from Sparks, Carson City, Fernley, Dayton, or northern Nevada?
Yes. True Blue recruits drivers from the Reno and northern Nevada area. If you are in Sparks, Carson City, Fernley, Dayton, or another nearby community, apply and mention your city and home-time goals when recruiting calls.
Does True Blue have no forced dispatch?
Yes. True Blue states that it does not use forced dispatch. Drivers should still discuss the exact lane, schedule, and home-time plan with recruiting before accepting the role.
Should I apply if I was looking for another kind of CDL job?
Apply only if the full-time company-driver role or owner-operator lease-on program could fit. Other older company-driver postings are not active.
How do Reno CDL drivers apply?
Drivers can apply through the 60-second form on the careers page, use a role-specific quick apply form, or call or text recruiting at 240-TRU-BLUE (240-878-2583).
Send the quick apply form and ask which current Reno lane best fits your schedule, CDL class, and freight experience.
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