Oregon Truck Driving Jobs

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You may be considering a career as a truck driver in Oregon, a state with a fairly stable trucking industry. Oregon is just one of many states with a trucking industry that is going through major changes. As nearby states start to rely more on shipped goods and manufactured items, the need for safe intrastate and interstate drivers may increase in Oregon. Whether you are a new driver or an experienced driver who is looking for your next opportunity, check out what Oregon has to offer. You could establish a great truck driving career in this state.

Many new drivers decide to attend truck driving school to learn how to navigate Oregon’s tricky terrain, which includes winding valleys, rugged areas, and mountainous peaks. If you are willing to drive over-the-road, your new career may take you to other states in the Pacific Northwest.

Oregon employers are on the lookout for local, regional, dedicated, and OTR drivers. Find out what openings are near you by checking out our list of Oregon trucking jobs below.

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Schneider

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The trucking industry of Oregon is growing faster than the national average. Through 2022, O*Net believes that Oregon truck driving jobs should increase by 16%, leading to nearly 700 new jobs per year. Currently, the average salary for a tractor-trailer driver in Oregon is $38,600 per year (O*Net, 2014). While looking at jobs, keep in mind that OTR drivers tend to earn higher salaries than other types of drivers.

Numerous truck driving companies and shipping companies have locations throughout Oregon, possibly offering some variety to new job seekers. Prominent trucking employers include Saia LTL Freight, Groendyke Transport, Interstate Distributor Company, and C.R. England.

There are truck driving programs all over Oregon, including those at community colleges, truck driving companies, and dedicated truck driving schools. These programs can prepare you for every step of the licensure process. If you study in the classroom, you can get the knowledge you need to pass your written test. Working one-on-one with an instructor behind the wheel of a truck can give you experience in driving in different settings.

The entire licensing process goes through the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles. When you pass the written test, you can choose to either take your driving test right away or get a learner’s permit. The choice that’s right for you depends on how your truck driving training is structured.

As you get ready to take your skills test, be prepared for three distinct test sections: a vehicle inspection, a skill demonstration, and an on-the-road driving test. After you pass all three parts, you get a CDL that is good for eight years.To succeed in a new field, it’s important to learn from those with more experience than you. That’s why many new drivers join local groups like the Oregon Trucking Association. This group is meant to support and protect truck drivers by offering advocacy help, legislative updates and compliance help.

You can learn more about the trucking field and how to get the most out of your career by attending the group’s many events. Some events, like the golf tournament and annual conference, are mainly for networking. Other events, like compliance and safety seminars, are designed to educate.

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