14 carriers profiled
Trucking Companies Hiring in Michigan
Michigan's trucking market is deeply tied to the automotive industry, with parts and finished vehicles moving constantly between Detroit, Grand Rapids, and supplier plants. The state also generates significant agricultural and manufacturing freight.
14Carriers Profiled
6Run Over-the-Road
14Run Regional
8Run Local
Carriers Operating in Michigan
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Over-the-roadRegionalDedicated
Recent graduates accepted (Schneider training program)
Over-the-roadRegionalDedicated
6 months CDL-A (some divisions accept recent graduates)
RegionalDedicatedLocal
30 months verifiable CDL-A experience in the last 3 years
Frequently Asked Questions
- What trucking companies are hiring in Michigan?
- Holland (TFI International), Dayton Freight, Central Transport, FedEx Freight, and Amazon Freight all hire heavily in Michigan. The automotive industry creates massive parts hauling demand in the Detroit area.
- How does the auto industry affect Michigan trucking?
- Michigan's automotive sector generates enormous just-in-time freight volumes. Parts move constantly between suppliers and assembly plants (GM, Ford, Stellantis), creating dedicated route opportunities with steady miles and regular home time.
- What do Michigan truck drivers earn?
- Michigan CDL drivers earn $52,000 to $90,000 annually. LTL drivers at unionized carriers like Holland and TForce can exceed $90,000, and dedicated automotive parts drivers enjoy consistent routes and schedules.
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