11 carriers profiled
Trucking Companies Hiring in South Carolina
South Carolina's trucking market is surging with the Port of Charleston's expansion and BMW's massive Spartanburg manufacturing plant. Southeastern Freight Lines is headquartered here, and new distribution centers are opening regularly.
11Carriers Profiled
5Run Over-the-Road
11Run Regional
6Run Local
Carriers Operating in South Carolina
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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 South Carolina?
- Southeastern Freight Lines (headquartered in Lexington), FedEx Freight, Amazon Freight, and Old Dominion all recruit in South Carolina. The Port of Charleston's expansion has created new drayage and intermodal positions.
- How is the Port of Charleston affecting trucking jobs?
- The Port of Charleston is undergoing massive expansion, with the new Hugh Leatherman Terminal increasing capacity. This growth creates drayage, intermodal, and regional driver positions for carriers serving the port.
- What do South Carolina truck drivers earn?
- South Carolina CDL drivers earn $48,000 to $80,000 annually. Port drayage and LTL positions tend to pay the most, and the state's low cost-of-living makes these wages competitive with higher-paying states.
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