Trucking Jobs in Cincinnati, OH

Cincinnati's freight identity has been reshaped by Amazon's massive air hub at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The facility, which sprawls across 800 acres in Hebron, Kentucky, is the backbone of Amazon's Prime Air network and creates a cascade of ground transportation demand radiating outward. Procter & Gamble, the world's largest consumer products company, still calls Cincinnati home and operates manufacturing and distribution facilities throughout the Ohio Valley. Kroger's headquarters presence means the city is the nerve center of one of America's largest grocery supply chains. Toyota's Georgetown, Kentucky plant — the largest Toyota factory outside Japan — sits about 80 miles south and feeds parts freight through the Cincinnati corridor. The tri-state metro area's below-average cost of living and its position within a day's drive of half the U.S. population make it a smart home base for both company drivers and owner-operators.