Mid Level Trucking Jobs in Ohio
Find truck driver positions in Ohio for drivers with 1-3 years of experience. Browse available job types, expected pay, and top hiring companies in OH.
Experience Level
1-3 years
Expected Pay
$52,000 - $65,000
OH CDL-A Avg
$57,800
Mid Level Truck Driver Jobs in Ohio
Ohio offers strong opportunities for drivers with 1-3 years of experience. Ohio is one of the most important trucking states in the nation. The intersection of I-70, I-71, I-75, I-76, I-77, and I-80 creates an unmatched highway network. The state's manufacturing heritage, automotive industry, and central location make it a freight powerhouse. With key industries including Automotive manufacturing (Honda, GM, Ford), Steel & metals, Rubber & polymer (Akron), mid level drivers in OH can find positions in multiple freight sectors.
Jobs Available at 1-3 years Experience in OH
Salary Data for Ohio
| License Type | OH Average |
|---|---|
| CDL-A | $57,800 |
| CDL-B | $46,500 |
| Non-CDL | $39,500 |
| Owner-Operator (Gross) | $200,000 |
Cost of Living Index: 90 (100 = national avg) | Adjusted purchasing power: $64,222
Companies Hiring Mid Level Drivers
Major Trucking Cities in Ohio
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do mid level truck drivers make in Ohio?
Mid Level truck drivers (1-3 years) in Ohio typically earn $52,000 - $65,000 annually. The overall CDL-A average in Ohio is $57,800. Actual pay depends on the carrier, freight type, and endorsements held.
What trucking companies hire mid level drivers in Ohio?
Major carriers that recruit mid level drivers in Ohio include FedEx Freight, XPO Logistics, Old Dominion Freight Line, and others with terminals or operations in OH. Check each carrier's website for current Ohio openings.
What CDL jobs can I get with 1-3 years experience in Ohio?
With 1-3 years of experience in Ohio, you can apply for positions including Regional driver (all trailer types), Dedicated account driver, LTL linehaul and city P&D. Ohio's key industries (Automotive manufacturing (Honda, GM, Ford) and Steel & metals) create additional specialized opportunities.