10 carriers profiled
Trucking Companies Hiring in Vermont
Vermont's trucking market is smaller but steady, driven by dairy products, maple syrup, craft manufacturing, and heating fuel delivery. Seasonal tourism and ski resort supply chains create winter demand spikes.
10Carriers Profiled
5Run Over-the-Road
10Run Regional
5Run Local
Carriers Operating in Vermont
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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
- Are there trucking jobs in Vermont?
- Vermont has a smaller but steady trucking market. Regional New England carriers, FedEx Freight, and local specialty carriers hire CDL drivers for dairy, lumber, heating fuel, and consumer goods delivery.
- What types of freight move in Vermont?
- Vermont freight includes dairy products, maple syrup, craft beverages (beer, spirits), lumber, heating fuel, and consumer goods. Seasonal tourism creates summer and fall (foliage season) freight spikes.
- What do Vermont truck drivers earn?
- Vermont CDL drivers earn $48,000 to $78,000 annually. While wages are moderate, the state's quality of life and proximity to Boston and Montreal freight markets make it a livable base for New England lane drivers.
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