31,484 Truck driver jobs in United States
- CDL-A Hazmat Tanker Driver CO2. Home Daily, Tuesday-Saturday
POET Ethanol Products4.4 ★Bingham Lake, MN$70K - $85K (Employer est.)Easy Apply11d - 30d+
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- Garbage Truck DriverYellow Iron ExcavatingWilson, WY$18.00 - $30.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply11d
- (Urgently Hiring) CDL A - OTR Company Truck DriverL & C TRUCKING$86K - $110K (Employer est.)Easy Apply16d
- Dump Truck DriverEarth Works ExcavationCloverdale, OR$25.00 - $30.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
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- Bulk Tanker Driver - CDL A Truck DriverDiSanto PropaneClyde, NY$28.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Dump Truck DriverBills ConstructionBear Lake Valley$22.00 - $30.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- FedEx CDL-A Truck Driver - PM Dispatch - Regional Route
Sigma ContinentalBinghamton, NY$62K - $83K (Employer est.)Easy Apply2d - OTR CDL Class A Solo/Team Driver: $2500 - $4000 (Not a Company Driver)CARGO EMPIRE LLCChicago, IL$130K - $208K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
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- Truck DriverApple Valley AGRI, LLC, and Apple Valley Trucking, LLCChetek, WI$20.00 - $27.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
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- Truck Driver Class A (sign on bonus)Bourdeau Bros. IncSheldon, VT$27.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply18d
- City Truck Driver - Class A CDL
North Park Transportation Co.3.6 ★Kalispell, MT$27.75 - $29.40 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply11d
Job Outlook for Truck Driver
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchDemand for truck drivers remains steady as consumers continue to purchase goods and truckers are needed to transport the freight. Truck drivers are typically required to hold a high school diploma and to attend a professional truck driving school. Community college courses offer commercial driving schools that can be completed in 3-6 months for a certificate. New hires typically receive several weeks of on-the-job training. Prospective truck drivers can increase the competitiveness of their application by earning endorsements for their Commercial Driver’s License that permit them to transport hazardous materials, drive tanker vehicles, and drive double-triple trailer.
Frequently asked questions
Are you searching for a new position as a truck driver? See which companies are currently hiring on Glassdoor and discover listings that fit your specifications. Find entry-level truck driver jobs, experienced truck driver positions, long-haul trucker jobs, short-haul truck driver vacancies, and more from top firms recruiting for truckers.
Depending on your qualifications, search for truck driver jobs that are appropriate for your commercial driver's license (CDL), such as Class A, Class B, and Class C. You can also base your job search on particular vehicle types, including flatbed trucks, tankers, tow trucks, and dump trucks. If you're not yet licensed, filter your search results for in-training positions. Been trucking for a while? Check out senior truck driver jobs. Don't want to travel far each day? Try looking for local jobs. If you value flexibility and work-life balance, search for part-time roles.
When you find a tempting vacancy, take a look at common truck driver interview questions to start preparing for your job interview.
If you're currently looking for work, preparing for an interview, deciding between several opportunities, or negotiating a job contract, it's important to understand what a reasonable truck driver salary is. Here's how you can get a high-paying truck driver job:
- Learn what common truck driver salaries are in your area, as the average pay can vary significantly between locations.
- Make sure your commercial driving license is up to date and appropriate for your preferred position, ensuring you've passed the federally required physical exam, and that you meet all necessary criteria for a truck driver career. You should also consider your experience as a truck driver when negotiating your salary.
- List particularly desirable or in-demand skills and experience for truck drivers, such as several license categories, DOT certification, experience transporting hazardous materials, loading skills, supplemental health and safety training, and over-the-road (OTR) experience.
As well as a good salary, you should also check any additional job benefits. Many employers typically offer several perks for trucker jobs. Your truck driver position may include:
- Health, dental, vision, and life insurance, pension plans, and retirement plans
- Commercial driving license renewal fees
- Paid training for skills development and career advancement
- Flexible routes and working hours
- Paid time off
- Free or discounted services at hospitality and leisure outlets, such as hotels and restaurants