Idaho Truck Driving Jobs

Discover Idaho Truck Driving Jobs

With a low population density and rural makeup, Idaho has many people and companies that are dependent on truck drivers. Because of this, there are lots of truck driving jobs that may be available for new drivers. Idaho is fairly mountainous, so it’s important for new drivers to be skilled at driving on rugged terrain. If you’d like to see where a career in truck driving can take you, learn more about this field by contacting the companies below.

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Paschall - South Central Regional

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Paschall Truck Lines - Midwest Dedicated

Start at $0.70 Base and $1,450 Weekly Pay Protection!

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Paschall Truck Lines - Recent Grads

Start at $0.47 CPM base pay after training! Paid Training for Recent CDL-A Graduates!

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Paschall Truck Lines - Solo & Team Runs

CDL-A Solos Start up to $0.70 CPM base pay, Teams start at $0.75 CPM. NEW Veteran Appreciation Pay!

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Paschall Truck Lines - Southeast Regional

Apply Today With Paschall Truck Lines - Southeast Regional Up to $0.70 CPM starting base pay!

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Schneider

Schneider has one of the widest selections of Class A CDL truck driving jobs in the industry. Apply now!

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Salary and Career Information for Idaho Truck Drivers

Are you looking for a way to take your truck driving career in Idaho to the next level? If you are willing to navigate the winding roads of Idaho and get behind the wheel of your truck no matter which way the Idaho weather goes, you could be an excellent asset to Idaho trucking employers. Trucking companies that are responsible for transporting goods in and out of Idaho rely on dependable truck drivers to meet their clients’ needs.

You can find out more about your truck driving career options immediately by checking out our list of Idaho trucking jobs below!

Across the western United States, the demand for truck drivers is growing. In particular, many companies need drivers who are willing to take on long hauls. According to O*Net, Idaho may see a 14% jump in tractor-trailer driving jobs by the year 2022. Salaries in this industry depend a lot on how much experience you have and what routes you drive. In Idaho, the median salary for a truck driver is $35,900 per year, which is in line with salaries reported in nearby states (O*Net, 2014).

You may find job postings at many local and nationally-known truck driving companies, so it’s good to keep your options open. Many companies even hire drivers before they complete their training! Some of the main employers in Idaho are C.R. England, Gibbs Truck Center, Interstate Distributor Company, and May Trucking.

For the majority of people, a truck driving career starts with a training program at a trusted trucking school. These programs vary in length from two to eight weeks. They often involve attending school 40 hours per week, so you may have to put off employment until you have completed your education. In a CDL training program, you start with classroom training and then move on to driving training.

After you complete your training, you can begin the licensure process. You can go to the Idaho Transportation Department and first take your written exam. You can take your skills exam after you pass the written exam. You receive a four-year commercial driver’s license after passing all of the required exams for your class and endorsements.You may want to join the Idaho Trucking Association as soon as you begin your truck driving career. Networking with other truck drivers can help you learn more about the field and how to make the most out of your career, particularly since truck driving can involve working alone for long periods of time.

The Idaho Trucking Association hosts lots of events every year, and you can attend any of them as a member. Popular events include the Truck Driving Championships, the Idaho Trucking Association Convention, and the Rocky Mountain Regional Safety Rendezvous.

You can also save money on supplies like driving logs, vehicle inspection forms, t-shirts, and driving logs when you join the ITA. On top of supply discounts, you can get free newsletters and driving industry updates.

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