Washington Truck Driving Jobs

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Washington is one of the most important states in the trucking industry of the Pacific Northwest. This state has an extremely diverse terrain, so truck drivers in this state often need to learn how to drive in mountainous or rocky areas. If you’re interested in starting a career in this growing field, learn more about Washington trucking jobs and what you need to do to get started.

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Featured Washington Trucking Jobs

K&B Transportation

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

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K&B Transportation - Hiring Midwest OTR Drivers

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K&B Transportation - Hiring Road Warrior OTR Drivers

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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 - Midwest Dedicated

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

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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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Washington Truck Driving Jobs and Salary Information

Given Washington’s layout, you may already be familiar with the crucial role that the trucking industry plays in this state. Mountain communities and communities that are located in remote areas have little access to Washington as a whole, which means that many people in this state rely on transported goods for their daily needs. As a truck driver, you can help meet these needs.

Not sure if you want a local, regional, or OTR job? Discover truck driving jobs in Washington now by checking out our job listings below.

O*Net expects to see quite a bit of growth in the truck driving industry of Washington in coming years. In fact, they expect a 17% increase in job openings by 2022, which exceeds the national average by 6% (O*Net). This works out to more than 1100 possible new job openings each year (O*Net).

In general, salaries in Washington are slightly higher than the national median. Truck drivers in Washington earn an average salary of $42,300 per year, with salaries ranging beyond $61,900 per year for drivers with lots of experience or seniority (O*Net, 2014).

Washington has a rigorous licensing process that you must complete before you can independently drive a straight truck or tractor-trailer. The type of truck you drive is determined by what type of driver’s license you have, so you may want to look through job openings in your area to decide if you want a Class A, Class B, or Class C driver’s license.

The Washington State Department of Licensing oversees the licensure of commercial drivers. They require you to first go to a local office and take a written exam, which covers information taught in the classroom part of your training course. The written exam allows you to get an instructional permit.

It’s important to use your instructional permit to get as much driving experience as possible. This is where driving school can be very helpful; your instructors will likely be familiar with the skills exam, so they can make sure that you are adequately prepared for every part of the exam. When you feel that you can tackle the driving test, head over to the Department of Licensing and schedule your skills exam. The license you get is valid for up to five years.When you dedicate yourself to a new career, you want to learn as much about the field as you can. There are several ways to learn about new laws, job openings, and other types of news that affect your career. Joining a group like the Washington Trucking Association is one way to become an integral part of the state’s trucking community.

Members of this group enjoy a range of benefits, including access to trucking publications, discounts on conferences and seminars, and access to networking events. You may be able to get help with making sure that your vehicle is compliant with current legislation.

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