Dollar General is a familiar sight to millions of Americans across the country: It has a staggering 19,000 stores, which is more than Kroger, Walmart, and Costco combined.
Keeping this many Dollar General retail stores well-stocked is mission-critical, and the company is increasingly moving its transportation capabilities in-house. Dollar General maintains a private fleet of CDL drivers to drive touch-freight loads in many regional routes.
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Where Dollar General is hiring CDL drivers depends on which of its distribution center locations are most in need of in-house company drivers. As of 2023, the regions where the company is hiring drivers include the south, mid-Atlantic, and Midwest.
The company’s hiring supports the distribution centers in the following locations:
Florida
Alachua, FL (Flex)
Orlando, FL (Flex)
Georgia
Atlanta, GA (Flex)
Jackson, GA (Flex)
Texas San Antonio, TX (Flex)
Dallas, TX (Flex)
Longview, TX
Bowling Green, KY
Scottsville, KY Walton, KY Missouri Berkeley, MO Fulton, MO
Indiana Marion, IN
Westville, IN
Zanesville, OH Oklahoma
Ardmore, OK
Pennsylvania Pottsville, PA
Bethel, PA
Nebraska Blair, NE
North Carolina Clayton, NC
South Carolina Jonesville, SC
Alabama Bessemer, AL
Montgomery, AL
Wisconsin Janesville, WI
Mississippi Indianola, MS
Colorado Aurora, CO
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Company Driver (Flex) hiring locations Because CDL truck drivers with the Dollar General Fleet don’t have to live right near the distribution centers, this map shows the states where Dollar General recruiters are speaking with candidates about CDL jobs with the company.
If you’re not totally sure about your eligibility based on where you live, get in touch with a Dollar General driver recruiter anyway to discuss your specific situation.
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