Trucking Jobs Across the US

Local CDL jobs keep you home every night. Routes typically cover a 150–250 mile radius from your home base. Most positions offer hourly pay with overtime and full benefits from day one.

OTR drivers run all 48 states and earn some of the highest mileage rates in trucking. Typical schedule is 2–3 weeks out, 3–5 days home. Top carriers offer newer trucks and no-touch freight.

Regional drivers cover a multi-state area and get home weekly or every other weekend. A strong balance of pay and home time — more miles than local, more nights home than OTR.

Owner operators gross $200K–$350K annually with top fleets offering 75–88% revenue splits, fuel discounts, and no forced dispatch. Lease purchase programs also available nationwide.

Recent CDL graduates can start at $55K–$70K in year one with paid training, mentor programs, and tuition reimbursement from major carriers actively recruiting new license holders.

Teams keep the truck moving 22+ hours a day and earn $0.70–$0.95 per mile split two ways. Top carriers offer team sign-on bonuses up to $20,000 and premium freight lanes.

Dedicated drivers run the same lanes and customers every week — predictable pay, predictable home time. Most accounts guarantee weekly miles or hours with full benefits.

Class A drivers operate combination vehicles over 26,001 lbs hauling dry van, flatbed, reefer, and tanker freight. The largest category of CDL opportunities nationwide.

Class B covers delivery trucks, dump trucks, box trucks, and straight trucks. Most positions are home daily with hourly pay plus overtime — no trailer experience required.

Top-earning CDL drivers make $90K–$130K+ combining experience, endorsements (Hazmat, Tanker, Doubles), and dedicated or owner-operator status with elite carriers.

Home daily drivers are back in their own house every night — 4–10 hour shifts, hourly pay, and consistent schedules. Popular in LTL, food distribution, and retail dedicated accounts.