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Trucking Companies Hiring in Idaho

Idaho's trucking market is growing with the state's booming population. Agriculture (potatoes, dairy, grain), lumber, and construction materials drive freight demand. The I-84 corridor connects Boise to Oregon and Utah markets.

10Companies Listed
200+Open Positions
2Hiring Now
10With Sign-On Bonus

Companies Actively Hiring in Idaho

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Werner EnterprisesOpen Positions
OTR Dry VanRegional Day CabDedicated Account Driver
Bonus: $10,000Recent graduates accepted (with CDL training)
OTR SoloRegional Day CabDedicated Account Driver
Bonus: $2,000Recent graduates accepted (Schneider training program)
J.B. Hunt Transport ServicesActively Recruiting
OTR SoloRegional Day CabLocal P&D Driver
Bonus: $4,0006 months CDL-A (some divisions accept recent graduates)
OTR Team DriverRegional Dry VanDedicated Route Driver
Bonus: $2,000Recent graduates accepted (Swift Academy)
Prime Inc.Open Positions
OTR Dry VanRegional Home WeeklyRegional Reefer
Bonus: $2,000No experience required (paid CDL training available)
Ryder SystemActively Recruiting
Regional Dry VanLocal City DriverDedicated Account Driver
Bonus: $4,0001 year CDL-A
FedEx FreightOpen Positions
Regional Home WeeklyLocal Home DailyLTL Linehaul
Bonus: $4,0001 year CDL-A
Penske LogisticsOpen Positions
Regional Home WeeklyLocal Home DailyDedicated Account Driver
Bonus: $3,0001 year CDL-A preferred
Regional Dry VanLocal City DriverDedicated Route Driver
Bonus: $6,00030 months verifiable CDL-A experience in the last 3 years
Amazon FreightOpen Positions
Regional Dry VanLocal City DriverDedicated Account Driver
Bonus: $8,0001 year CDL-A (some positions accept recent graduates)

Frequently Asked Questions

What trucking companies hire in Idaho?
Werner Enterprises, Schneider National, Anderson Trucking, and Knight-Swift all recruit in Idaho. Local agricultural carriers and lumber haulers also have consistent openings, especially along the I-84 corridor near Boise.
What freight moves through Idaho?
Idaho freight includes potatoes and dairy products, lumber and timber, construction materials for the booming Boise metro, and pass-through freight on I-84 and I-90 connecting Oregon/Washington to Montana and beyond.
Is Idaho a good state for trucking careers?
Idaho offers lower cost-of-living than neighboring states with growing freight demand from population growth and construction. Drivers willing to run mountain routes and agricultural loads find steady year-round work.

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