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Trucking Companies Hiring: Directory and Map

A free list of 125 major US trucking companies and private fleets that hire CDL drivers, with each company's headquarters, main freight type, the pay and benefits it posted on Indeed, and links to its official driver jobs page and its Indeed jobs page. Search by name, filter by state, freight type or benefit, and use the satellite map to see where each company is based.

Major carriers only. This is not a full list of every trucking company, and it is not a job board. Apply only on the official company site or the company's own Indeed page. Pay shown is posted pay on Indeed and varies by route, experience and location, so confirm it with the recruiter. Big Rig Daily is not paid by or connected to any company listed. Links last checked October 2026.

How to use this directory

Type part of a company name to narrow the list, or pick a headquarters state or a freight type. The table and the map update together. Tap a pin on the map to see the companies based in that city, or tap Map next to a company in the table to find it on the map. Every Apply link opens the company's own driver jobs or careers page in a new tab, and Apply on Indeed opens that company's jobs page on Indeed. Use the benefit filter to show only companies whose Indeed listing names a benefit such as a 401k, or tick the box to show only companies with posted pay. The map opens in satellite view; use the switch in its corner for a street map.

The headquarters is where the company is based, not where it hires. Most large carriers hire drivers in many states, so check the job listings on the company site for the areas, home time and equipment that fit you.

Apply only on official company sites

Each Apply link goes to the driver jobs page on the company's own website, or to the careers site that the company links to from its own website. For a few companies whose own careers pages we could not reach, the Apply link goes to that company's own jobs page on Indeed. Apply on Indeed links go to the company's Indeed page, not to a staffing agency. Fake job ads and look-alike sites do exist. A few simple habits help:

• Start from the company's own website, or use the links here, rather than a link in a text or social media message.
• A real recruiter will not ask you to pay a fee to apply or to get hired.
• Do not send your Social Security number or bank details until you have confirmed you are talking to the company.
• If something feels wrong, call the company's main number from its official website and ask.

Before you apply, it helps to have your CDL, medical card and work history ready. The step by step CDL guide covers the license side, and the pay per mile calculator can help you compare offers.

What this list covers

This directory covers major carriers and well known private fleets only. It includes truckload, less than truckload (LTL), refrigerated, flatbed, tanker, intermodal, dedicated and regional carriers, plus retail, grocery and food service companies that run their own trucks. Many good small and mid size carriers are not listed.

• Headquarters cities come from each company's Wikipedia entry, its own website, or its registered address with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Map pins are placed at the center of the headquarters city using US Census Bureau place data.
• Freight types are listed only when the company's recruiting page, website or Wikipedia entry names them. Not listed means we could not confirm a type, not that the company does not haul it.
• Every Apply link was checked in October 2026 and loaded the company page at that time. Companies whose careers pages we could not reach were left out for now.
• Pay (posted on Indeed) is the figure on one current CDL-A company driver listing that the company itself posted on Indeed, shown as posted with its range and unit. We link that listing and its posting date. We never estimate or average pay, and we skip Indeed's own salary estimates, owner-operator and lease purchase offers, yard, trainee and Class B jobs.
• Benefits are only the ones that same listing names. See company site means we found no current posted pay or benefits on Indeed for that company, not that it has none.
• Pay varies by route, experience and location and changes often, so confirm pay and benefits with the recruiter before you apply. We do not list ratings.

Suggest a company or report a broken link

Know a large carrier or private fleet we missed, or found a link that no longer works? Email [email protected] with the company name and its official careers page. We check every suggestion before adding it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which trucking companies are hiring CDL drivers?

Most large carriers and private fleets hire CDL drivers all year. This directory lists 125 of them with links to their official driver jobs pages and, where we found one, their jobs page on Indeed. Open a company's Apply link to see the jobs it has open right now.

Is this a job board?

No. Big Rig Daily does not post jobs or take applications. Each Apply link takes you to the company's own driver jobs page, where you apply directly with that company.

Why is a company I know not listed?

The list covers major carriers and well known private fleets only, and we left out any company whose careers page we could not reach when we checked. Email [email protected] to suggest a company.

What does private fleet mean?

A private fleet is a company that runs its own trucks to move its own goods, such as a retailer, grocery chain or food distributor. Private fleet jobs are often regional or local routes to the company's own stores or customers.

How much do these trucking companies pay?

Where a company posted pay on a current Indeed driver listing, the table shows that posted pay with a link to the listing, for example a rate per mile, per hour or per week. Pay varies by route, experience and location, so treat it as a starting point and confirm it with the recruiter.

Does the map show where companies hire?

No. Each pin marks the city where a company has its headquarters. Most large carriers hire in many states, so check the job listings on the company site for your area.

How often is the list checked?

The apply links were last checked in October 2026. Company websites change, so if a link does not work, start from the company's main website and email us so we can fix it.