Massachusetts Truck Driving Jobs

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If you are willing to travel around New England while driving a tractor-trailer or straight truck, you may be interested in starting a truck driving career in this state. The economy in Massachusetts is closely linked with nearby states, creating a need for trucking professionals in this area. A Massachusetts truck driving program can help you navigate the wooded, rocky terrain in the state. Read on to learn more about the truck driving industry in Massachusetts.

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Interested in Truck Driving Salary Information in Massachusetts

Are you a new or experienced truck driver in Massachusetts looking for your next career opportunity? In Massachusetts, there are a variety of trucking companies that serve clients in various industries. Depending on which type of license you have and which endorsements you have, you may be able to apply for local, over-the-road, or regional jobs.

You may be surprised by how many opportunities are waiting for the right Massachusetts drivers. Start planning for your future now by applying to Massachusetts trucking jobs below.

If you have worked in the trucking industry before, you may have noticed that it is very stable in Massachusetts. Growth in this field reflects nationwide growth in trucking. O*Net has predicted an 11% increase in Massachusetts truck driving jobs by the year 2022, which evens out to 600 new jobs per year. In addition, you may find that you enjoy a higher earning potential in Massachusetts than in other states. The average salary for a Massachusetts truck driver is $45,500 per year, which is $6000 higher than the national average (O*Net, 2014).

You may begin your job search while you are still training to become a truck driver. Many companies, particularly those in areas with driver shortages, hire drivers prior to graduation. Some of the employers you may come across in your job search include C.R. England, A & R Transport, Complete Personnel Logistics, and Roadrunner Transportation Systems.

In order to work for a trucking company and handle a straight truck or tractor-trailer, you’ll first need to get a commercial driver’s license. Commercial driver licensing goes through the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles.

Before you can practice driving or get your license, you must get a CDL permit. You can go to the RMV with your ID and get a permit. You can then use your permit at a trucking school to learn how to drive the appropriate truck for your license. It is recommended that you attend a truck driving school, since the instructors have lots of experience with the driving exam and what you need to know to succeed.

When you’re ready to get your license, you can return to the RMV and take your skills exam. The skills exam will test your driving skills in a variety of settings. When you pass the skills exam, you get a CDL that is good for five years.The Massachusetts Motor Transportation Association is a prominent organization that represents and unites truck drivers throughout the state. As a member, you can enjoy advocacy services and legislative updates that can help you protect your business. In addition, members get access to an exclusive job board that can help you find your next truck driving job.

The MMTA hosts numerous events that help you stay connected to the truck driving community of Massachusetts. At board meetings, you can connect with leaders in the industry. Truck driving championships, golf outings, and membership meetings all reward you for your hard work as a truck driver.

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