Drive for Amazon - 4 Days a Week, Home Every Other Day - Chattanooga TN

October 15, 2026

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Earn on Average $1,250 - $1,300 Weekly Gross with Overtime | 3–4 Days Off Every Week

Location: Chattanooga, TN

Pay: Weekly Overtime + Full Benefits

Average Weekly Gross: $1,250 - $1,300 Home Every Other Day

Looking for More Time Off Without Sacrificing Your Pay?

JMACK Logistics LLC, an Amazon Freight Partner, is hiring dependable Class A CDL Drivers who want a predictable schedule, consistent miles, and more time at home.

Unlike many trucking jobs, you’ll enjoy 3–4 days off every week while still earning dependable weekly pay with overtime available every week. We haul 100% Amazon freight, so you’ll enjoy consistent work year-round with no customer loading or unloading.

If you’re looking for a driving job that values work-life balance, this is it.

What You’ll Do

Haul 100% Amazon no-touch freight
Operate late-model Amazon-branded sleeper tractors with modern technology
Run dedicated round-trip routes
Work 56-hour rotations consisting of 14-hour driving windows with 10-hour DOT breaks
Safely deliver freight while representing one of the nation’s most recognized brands

Why Drivers Choose JMACK Logistics

3–4 Consecutive Days Off Every Week

Enjoy a schedule that gives you extended time at home for family, hobbies, or simply recharging.

Weekly Overtime Available

Earn Overtime opportunities every week, allowing motivated drivers to increase their earnings.

Predictable Weekly Pay

Average $1,250 - $1,300 gross per week with dependable freight and consistent scheduling.

Safety Bonus Monthly

Earn Safety Bonus every month upon meeting targets.

Driver Referral Bonus

Refer a driver and after driver stays on for 90 days receive $200.

Home Every Other Day

Our routes allow drivers to regularly return home between runs while maintaining steady income.

No-Touch Freight

Spend more time driving and less time loading. Nearly all freight is drop-and-hook or no-touch.

Modern Equipment

Drive newer Amazon-branded sleeper tractors equipped with the latest safety and driver technology.

Full Benefits Package

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Paid Time Off
401(k)
Weekly Direct Deposit
W-2 Employment

Driver Qualifications

Minimum 21 years of age
Valid Class A CDL
At least 4 months of recent OTR Class A experience
Ability to pass a DOT physical and pre-employment drug screen
Clean Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) and good DAC history
No current CDL suspension or revocation
Ability to read, write, and communicate in English
Comfortable using GPS and smartphone applications

Join a Team That Respects Professional Drivers

At JMACK Logistics, you’re more than a truck number. We’re a locally owned company backed by the strength and stability of Amazon’s freight network. We believe great drivers deserve reliable freight, predictable schedules, weekly overtime opportunities, and enough time off to actually enjoy life.

Apply today and discover why Chattanooga CDL drivers are making the move to JMACK Logistics.

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