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Salary Guide

2026 Commercial Trucking Salary Guide

National wage benchmarks for CDL-A and CDL-B drivers, sourced directly from BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics - plus an honest look at the roles across dispatch, safety, and fleet operations that don’t have a dedicated BLS wage figure to cite.

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What's inside

  • National median wage for CDL-A and CDL-B drivers, BLS-sourced and clearly labeled
  • Every proxy classification named honestly - no invented number where the data doesn’t exist
  • Total-compensation factors that matter more than base pay for driver retention
  • A comparable-classifications table across all 10 recruited roles

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