10 carriers profiled
Trucking Companies Hiring in New Mexico
New Mexico's trucking market connects Texas to Arizona via I-40 and I-25. Military bases, oil and gas from the Permian Basin, and cross-border trade with Mexico create diverse hauling opportunities for CDL drivers.
10Carriers Profiled
5Run Over-the-Road
10Run Regional
5Run Local
Carriers Operating in New Mexico
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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 hire in New Mexico?
- Werner Enterprises, Knight-Swift, FedEx Freight, and Groendyke Transport recruit in New Mexico. The state's position on I-40 and I-25 plus Permian Basin oil activity create diverse hauling opportunities.
- What types of freight are common in New Mexico?
- New Mexico freight includes oil and gas from the Permian Basin, military logistics (Kirtland AFB, White Sands), cross-border trade with Mexico, and through-freight on I-40 (the southern route across America).
- What do truck drivers earn in New Mexico?
- New Mexico CDL drivers earn $48,000 to $78,000 annually. Hazmat and tanker-endorsed drivers working the oil fields can earn $85,000+. The state's low cost-of-living makes these wages competitive.
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