CDL-A truck driving jobs hiring now
Compare pay, home time and benefits across carriers, then apply directly. Free for drivers.
Jobs near you
Start here
Getting Started & CDL School
Thinking about trucking? CDL school, training contracts and your first job.
New Drivers: Your First Year
The questions every new driver asks: routes, trucks, trainers, the rules on the road.
Experienced Drivers
Getting paid what you're worth: pay, detention, dedicated accounts, endorsements.
Choosing a Carrier
Reading job ads, questions for recruiters, and checking a company before you sign.
Owner-Operators & Lease
Authority, lease-purchase, cost per mile, brokers and taxes.
Freight & Job Types
OTR, regional, local, dedicated - and flatbed, reefer, tanker, hazmat, LTL, intermodal.
Rules & News
Hours of service, the DOT physical, the Clearinghouse - and what's changing.
Life on the Road
Health, family, sleep, food, parking and staying sane out there.
New driver guides
Paper Medical Cards Are Done: What CDL Drivers Need to Do Now
Since Oct. 12, 2026, CDL drivers in every state but Alaska can no longer rely on a paper medical certificate. Here's how the electronic system works and how to make sure your med cert shows up.
Rules & NewsEnglish Proficiency at Roadside: What's Checked and What FMCSA's Proposed Rule Would Change
Truck drivers who can't show English proficiency at an inspection are being placed out of service. Here's what the rule says, how inspectors check it, and what the 2026 proposal would do.
Life on the RoadBack Pain From the Truck Seat? How to Set Up Your Seat in 5 Minutes
Long hours in a badly set seat are a common cause of driver back pain. Here's a simple seat setup - height, knees, seat pan, lumbar, backrest, wheel and mirrors - plus habits that help.
Choosing a CarrierSwitching Carriers? 12 Questions to Ask a Recruiter Before You Sign
Every recruiter promises more miles and home weekends. These are the questions, and the one document, that show you whether the offer is real.
About The Truck Jobs
We help CDL-A drivers find and compare truck driving jobs in one place. Listings come from our job-listings partner, Talroo, and the carriers it works with; you apply on the employer's site. We don't charge drivers anything. Watch practical advice on The Truck Jobs Talk. More about us.