Both company drivers and owner operators looking for trucking companies hiring in Vermont will be pleased with the selection found on CDLjobs.com. Perhaps when you began your operation and were first looking for trucking jobs, CDLjobs.com was there to help. We are still helping truck drivers today, finding jobs from Burlington, Manchester, Montpelier, and Williston!
With our free services, you are able to apply for numerous truck driver jobs that we post on a daily basis. We do a considerable amount of work and research for the truck drivers who use our site, so you waste no time scouting for CDL truck driver jobs. All you need to do is fill out our secure online application after choosing the truck driver jobs you would want. CDLjobs.com knows truckers, and we know the jobs that come from the best trucking companies in the industry.
Both company drivers and owner operators looking for trucking companies hiring in Vermont will be pleased with the selection found on CDLjobs.com. Perhaps when you began your operation and were first looking for trucking jobs, CDLjobs.com was there to help. We are still helping truck drivers today, finding jobs from Burlington, Manchester, Montpelier, and Williston!
With our free services, you are able to apply for numerous truck driver jobs that we post on a daily basis. We do a considerable amount of work and research for the truck drivers who use our site, so you waste no time scouting for CDL truck driver jobs. All you need to do is fill out our secure online application after choosing the truck driver jobs you would want. CDLjobs.com knows truckers, and we know the jobs that come from the best trucking companies in the industry.
Salary and Pay Data for Vermont Truck Drivers
The low pay for CDL drivers in Vermont comes in at just under $32,000, with drivers in the top 10 percent earning $63,910, according to reports compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics for 2018 wages. The wage levels truck drivers in Vermont fall closely in line with driver earnings reported across the United States.
The Future of Trucking in Vermont
The state's economy lags the nation due in both job and income growth primarily to high business operating costs. Vermont is one of the few states where negative growth of truck driving jobs is expected through 2026, with the state expected to lose 1 percent of its truck jobs.
Nonetheless, Vermont remains the leading producer of maple syrup. Aptly named, the Green Mountain state is the home of Green Mountain coffee, a well-known product among Keurig users. Dairy farming is widespread, comprising about two-thirds of the state agricultural output and contributing to famous producers such as Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream and Cabot Cheese, both Vermont companies.
Our listings of Vermont trucking jobs can help you get a start in locating your next home in the trucking industry. Find trucking companies hiring in Vermont and apply today for your next local, regional or OTR driving job.
