Indiana Truck Driving Jobs

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If you’re willing to drive all over Indiana and nearby states, you may be interested in starting a truck driving career in this state. Indiana is known for its terrain, which includes large flat expanses and rolling, hilly areas. A truck driving program can give you experience in all of the state’s terrains. Find out more about Indiana truck driving jobs and what a career in this field means for you.

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Featured Indiana Trucking Jobs

Dollar General Fleet

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K&B Transportation

OTR Drivers Earn Up To $2,000+ Per Week On Top Weeks! Hiring Drivers Nationwide

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Paschall - South Central Regional

Home Weekly Opportunities!!! Up to $0.65 CPM Starting Base Pay!

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Paschall Truck Lines - Dedicated Opportunity - Home Weekly!!!

Apply Today With Paschall Truck Lines - Dedicated Opportunity - Home Weekly!!! $1,500.00/wk Minimum Guaranteed! New Veteran Appreciation Pay!

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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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Learn About Indiana Truck Driving Salary Information

So, you have decided to find out what a truck driving job in Indiana can do for you and your family. Maybe you want to live near the big city of Indianapolis and transport manufactured goods and products to other parts of the state. If longer trips appeal to you, maybe Indiana will be your home base while you take on OTR trips that last up to three weeks each. No matter what you hope to accomplish with your truck driving career, you can do it in Indiana.

Find out how you can use your truck driving education and experience in Indiana by taking a look at our list of Indiana trucking jobs!

Overall, the trucking industry of Indiana is a good representative of the national truck driving industry. In the decade from 2012 to 2022, O*Net predicts that Indiana truck driving jobs will increase by 10%, a job growth rate that is on par with the national average. This is expected to lead to almost 1200 new jobs per year (O*Net, 2012). Of course, salaries differ between employers, so it is good to compare job listings in your area. Overall, the average salary for an Indiana truck driver is $39,400 per year (O*Net, 2014).

Numerous trucking companies dot Indiana’s landscape. Major employers in this state include C.R. England, Pasquale Trucking, Celadon Trucking, and McCoy Group.

The state of Indiana does not have any requirements for CDL training programs. However, it is important to note that a driving training program is definitely worth your time. It can prepare you for the written exam through classroom training, but more importantly, it gives you the experience you need to pass your skills test. Most trucking programs in Indiana last at least four weeks and cover 200 hours or more of training.

Once you feel confident in your knowledge of driving laws and your ability to drive a tractor-trailer, it’s time to begin the licensing process. You can go to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and take the written exam, which tests you on information found in the state’s Commercial Driver’s License manual. You are eligible to take the skills exam after you pass the written exam.

The skills exam tests your ability to drive the vehicle that you are getting licensed for. You’ll need to demonstrate your ability to inspect your vehicle and drive it safely in a variety of settings.Even if you become part of a driving team, it’s likely that you’ll spend much of your time working independently. That’s why it’s important to join a local group and begin networking with other professionals in the trucking industry. Consider joining the Indiana Motor Truck Association.

This group has many benefits for new members, like weekly trucking industry newsletters, an annual safety event, and a master truck driver program. There are numerous events that happen year-round, including a Fleet Safety Contest, a Driver of the Year Competition, and truck driving workshops.

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