Where can i find CDL jobs?

Finding CDL jobs depends on your experience level (student, entry-level, or experienced OTR/local driver) and what kind of lanes you want to run.

Dedicated Truck Driving Job Boards

• Indeed: Excellent for searching specific endorsements (like Hazmat or Tanker) and local vs. regional positions (e.g., Indeed CDL Jobs).
• Monster: Good for finding regional and dedicated route delivery listings with upfront salary ranges.
• Truck Driving Specific Boards: Sites like Driver Pulse (by Tenstreet), Truck Driving Jobs , and CDLjobfinder cater explicitly to commercial drivers and let you fill out one application that works for multiple carriers.

Major Carriers with CDL Training or Direct Hire

If you are a recent graduate or looking for major fleets:

• Swift Transportation / Knight Transportation: Massive national fleets offering OTR, regional, and dedicated positions, plus tuition reimbursement or company-sponsored training.
• JB Hunt / Schneider: Great for intermodal, local, and dedicated regional jobs that often offer more predictable home time.
• Prime Inc. / Roehl Transport: Well-known for training programs and steady miles across flatbed, refrigerated, and dry van divisions.

Local & Specialized Work

If you want to stay close to home, look into:

• Food & Beverage Distribution: Companies like Sysco, US Foods, and local Pepsi/Coca-Cola bottlers hire Class A drivers for local route delivery (heavy touch freight, but high pay).
• LTL (Less-Than-Truckload): Companies like FedEx Freight, Old Dominion, and SAIA offer great hourly/mileage pay and daily home time, though they usually require a doubles/triples or hazmat endorsement.
• Local Construction/Aggregate: Check local dump truck, ready-mix concrete, or local fuel haulers.

To help narrow down the best opportunities, tell me:

• What kind of CDL license do you have (Class A or Class B)?
• Do you have any endorsements (Hazmat, Tanker, Doubles/Triples)?
• Are you looking for local (home daily) or OTR (over-the-road) work?

Yes — there are several CDL jobs around Newcastle, OK and the OKC area right now.

Closest matches

Other good OKC-area options

If you tell me Class A or Class B, how much experience you have, and whether you want home daily/home weekly or OTR, I can narrow these down to the best-paying jobs for you.

Finding CDL jobs depends on whether you are looking for local, regional, or over-the-road (OTR) work, as well as your level of experience.

Specialized CDL Job Boards

• CDLjobs.com: One of the oldest driver-specific platforms. It allows you to fill out a single application to send to multiple major carriers and features advanced filtering by lane and experience. Check listings on CDLjobs.com.
• Driver Pulse (by Tenstreet): A mobile app widely used in the trucking industry. Many major fleets use Tenstreet for onboarding, making it fast to apply and track your application status across multiple carriers.
• TruckersReport: Offers a massive driver forum alongside a dedicated job board where active recruiters post positions and answer driver questions.

Major Carrier Direct Applications

Applying directly through major carriers is often the fastest way to get accurate lane and pay information:

• J.B. Hunt: Frequently hires for local, regional, and dedicated contract driving jobs. Explore openings on J.B. Hunt Careers.
• Schneider, Swift, and Werner: Great options if you are a recent graduate looking for company-sponsored training or OTR starter fleets.
• LTL Carriers (FedEx Freight, Old Dominion, XPO, SAIA): Excellent pay and home-time balance, though many require 1–2 years of experience or specific endorsements (like doubles/triples or hazmat).

General Job Aggregators

• Indeed & Monster: Excellent for finding local food service, construction, or dump-truck driving jobs. Search specifically with terms like "CDL-A local delivery" or "Class B driver." Check local postings on Monster.
• Craigslist: Though old school, it is still heavily used by smaller, local mom-and-pop aggregate, grading, or local delivery companies that don't have large HR departments. (Just vet them carefully for safety and legitimacy).

To help narrow down the best options for you, tell me:

• What class of license do you have (Class A or Class B)?
• How much driving experience do you have?
• Are you looking for local (home daily), regional , or OTR work?

You can find CDL jobs in several places, depending on whether you want local, regional, or OTR (over-the-road) work:

CDL job websites

• cdljobs.com — Trucking-specific listings for CDL-A/B drivers, including local, regional, and OTR jobs.
• thetruckersreport.com — Search by location, equipment type, and driving style.
• jobs.transforce.com — Lets drivers search CDL-A, CDL-B, local, and OTR openings.
• drivemyway.com — Matches drivers with jobs based on experience, routes, and preferences.
• indeed.com and ziprecruiter.com — Good for local company driver jobs and delivery positions.

Apply directly with trucking companies

Many companies hire straight from their own career pages, including:

• Schneider National
• J.B. Hunt Transport Services
• Werner Enterprises
• FedEx
• UPS

Places that often hire CDL drivers

• Freight carriers
• Grocery and food distributors
• Construction companies
• Waste management companies
• Fuel delivery companies
• Municipal jobs (city/state fleets)
• Bus and transit companies (for CDL passenger endorsements)

If you tell me:

1. your city/state,
2. CDL class (A, B, or C),
3. experience level (new CDL or experienced), and
4. whether you want local/home daily or OTR,

I can help narrow it down to jobs that fit.

Finding CDL (Commercial Driver's License) jobs depends on whether you are looking for local routes (home daily), regional, or over-the-road (OTR) positions , as well as your level of experience.

The best places to look for CDL jobs are organized below by category:

1. Specialized CDL Job Boards

Unlike general employment sites, these platforms focus strictly on commercial driving, allowing you to filter by license class (Class A or B), endorsement (Hazmat, Tanker, Doubles/Triples), and route type.

• CDLjobs.com : One of the oldest dedicated driver boards. It lets you fill out a single application to send to multiple carriers and features thousands of active regional, OTR, and local listings.
• JobsInTrucks.com : Excellent for locating specific freight types (flatbed, reefer, tanker, or local delivery) and building a searchable driver profile.
• AllTruckJobs.com : Features robust filtering tools for pay per mile/hour, specific equipment, and precise geographical radiuses.
• Lanefinder : A modern app-and-web platform that lets you look through thousands of carrier jobs and apply directly.
• EveryTruckJob : Great for quick filtering by route type (local, regional, dedicated) and driver type (company solo, team, or owner-operator).

2. Major Nationwide Carriers (Great for New Drivers)

If you are a recent graduate or have limited experience, major fleets often have structured onboarding, training programs, and consistent freight availability.

• Schneider : Offers a massive variety of regional, dedicated, and local driving jobs, as well as programs for inexperienced drivers and tuition reimbursement.
• XPO : Specializes heavily in Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) and local/linehaul operations where drivers are typically home at the end of every shift.
• Western Express : Frequently recruits Class-A CDL drivers for dry van and flatbed operations across various experience levels.

3. Driver Staffing and Placement Agencies

If you want flexibility, temporary-to-permanent work, or want to test out different local fleets before committing, driver services companies are a strong option.

• TransForce : A specialized recruitment and managed-workforce agency focusing entirely on certified commercial and military-trained CDL drivers.
• ProDrivers : Focuses on placing local, regional, and OTR drivers in positions tailored to personal scheduling needs.

4. General Job Sites (with the Right Filters)

• ZipRecruiter : Uses automated matching to connect transportation credentials and location preferences directly with local and regional employers.
• Indeed : Highly extensive, though you will need to actively filter out non-CDL or warehouse positions to pinpoint specific truck driving listings.

To help narrow down the best opportunities, let me know:

• What class of CDL do you hold (Class A or B)?
• Do you have any endorsements (Hazmat, Tanker, etc.) or experience?
• Are you looking for local (home daily) work or OTR?

Yes — there are quite a few CDL openings around Westland and the Detroit metro area right now. Here are some of the closer ones:

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If you tell me Class A or B, whether you want local/home daily or OTR, and roughly how far you're willing to drive from Westland, I can narrow it down to the best-paying jobs for you.

Finding CDL (Commercial Driver's License) jobs is straightforward once you know where to look, whether you want niche trucking job boards, major general employment sites, or direct carrier hiring.

The best places to find CDL driving jobs include:

1. Specialized Trucking Job Boards

These platforms focus strictly on commercial driving, allowing you to filter by equipment type (dry van, flatbed, reefer, tanker), route type (local, regional, OTR), and endorsements (hazmat, doubles/triples):

• CDLjobs.com : One of the oldest and largest industry-specific job boards. It lets you fill out a single application to apply to multiple carriers.
• AllTruckJobs.com : Great for filtering positions based on specific zip codes, routes, and pay scales.
• JobsInTrucks.com : Focuses heavily on connecting drivers and owner-operators with matching carrier fleets.
• Lanefinder : A platform tailored to connect carriers and experienced CDL drivers quickly.

2. Major General Job Sites

• ZipRecruiter : Features powerful AI matching for transportation professionals and a massive database of local and national transit roles.
• Indeed : Highly extensive, though you will need to filter out non-CDL or warehouse positions to focus strictly on commercial driving.

3. Driver Staffing and Temp Agencies

If you want flexibility or want to try out local gigs before committing to a permanent fleet, driver staffing agencies are a great route:

• TransForce : A national leader in CDL driver staffing and temporary-to-permanent placements.
• ProDrivers : Specializes in matching local, regional, and OTR CDL drivers with commercial transport clients.

4. Direct Carrier Websites (Great for New Drivers)

If you are newly licensed or looking for stable company backing, major carriers often have robust in-house hiring and training portals:

• Schneider Jobs : Widely known for accommodating inexperienced drivers, offering tuition reimbursement, or facilitating company-paid CDL training.
• Roehl Transport : Features dedicated programs where you get paid while training to secure your CDL.
• XPO Logistics Driver Careers : Offers less-than-truckload (LTL) and linehaul routes where you are typically home daily, alongside driver school options.

To help narrow down the best options for you, tell me:

• What class of CDL do you hold (Class A or Class B)?
• What type of routes do you prefer (Local/Home Daily, Regional, or OTR)?
• Do you have any endorsements (like Hazmat or Tanker) or specialized experience?

Absolutely. Since you’re around Bradenton, there are quite a few CDL openings nearby right now.

Local / Home-Daily

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There are also current CDL openings in Sarasota, Palmetto, Tampa, and St. Petersburg, including Ryder, Schneider, Sysco, and other carriers.

For finding lots of CDL jobs at once, local recruiters can also help, including Find CDL Jobs and Express Employment Professionals in Bradenton.

If you tell me Class A or Class B, how much experience you have, and whether you want home daily, regional, or OTR, I can narrow it down to the best-paying jobs for you.

If you’re looking for CDL jobs around Raleigh, there are quite a few options right now. I found local, home-daily, regional, and OTR positions.

Local / Home Daily

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Regional / Higher-Paying

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You can also check Indeed's current Raleigh CDL listings. A current Ruan posting in Raleigh advertises $68K–$74K/year for a Class A home-daily position.

If you tell me Class A or B, how much experience you have, and whether you want home daily or OTR, I can narrow this down to the best-paying jobs for you.

Finding CDL (Commercial Driver's License) jobs is straightforward once you know where to look, whether you are hunting for local, regional, or over-the-road (OTR) routes.

Here are the best places and methods to find CDL driving jobs:

• Dedicated CDL Job Boards : Websites built specifically for the trucking industry allow you to filter by license class (Class A or B), route type (local, regional, OTR), and cargo type (dry van, flatbed, tanker, reefer). Try using CDLjobs.com or AllTruckJobs.com.
• General Job Aggregators : Major employment platforms have hundreds of thousands of active driver listings. You can sort by location and pay on Indeed.
• Major National Carriers & LTL Companies : Large fleets frequently hire both experienced drivers and recent graduates (and often offer company-paid training or tuition reimbursement). Check out the careers pages for companies like Schneider Jobs, J.B. Hunt Driving Jobs , or XPO Logistics.
• Staffing and Recruitment Agencies : Specialized transportation staffing agencies match drivers with temporary-to-permanent or dedicated contract positions. Look into TransForce for nationwide CDL staffing.
• Union Freight Jobs : If you are looking for union representation, competitive pay, and solid benefits, check the Teamsters Freight Job Board.
• Local Scouting & Networking : Drive around your local industrial parks or look at day cabs parked in your area. Note the company names on the doors and visit their direct websites to check their local career pages. You can also use Google Maps to search for "trucking companies" or "distributors" near you and call their local terminals directly.

To help narrow down the best options for you, tell me:

• Do you have a Class A or Class B license?
• Are you looking for local (home daily), regional , or over-the-road (OTR) work?
• How much driving experience do you currently have?