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Local Truck Driver Jobs in Connecticut

Browse local trucking positions across Connecticut with top carriers hiring now.

Pay

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Demand Level

High

Top Carriers

5+ Hiring

Key Cities

5+ Markets

Local Trucking in Connecticut

Connecticut sits on the I-95 Northeast corridor between New York and Boston, with I-84 and I-91 feeding Hartford and New Haven warehouse and last-mile freight into dense coastal metros. Local CDL demand in Connecticut is high, with home-daily P&D, warehouse shuttle, and foodservice routes concentrated around the metros listed on this page.

Top Companies Hiring Local Drivers in CT

ABF Freight (ArcBest)

$60,000 - $95,000Local, Regional, LTL
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Averitt Express

$55,000 - $85,000Local, Regional, LTL, Dedicated, Truckload
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Central Transport

$55,000 - $85,000Local, Regional, LTL
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Dayton Freight Lines

$60,000 - $90,000Local, Regional, LTL
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Driving job listings in Connecticut

These listings are not job offers from this website, and this site does not employ the driver. If a carrier is not named, the card is a description of a type of seat, not an offer of employment.

Top Cities for Local Jobs in Connecticut

Hartford

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Bridgeport

Connecticut

New Haven

Connecticut

Stamford

Connecticut

Waterbury

Connecticut

Key Freight Routes in Connecticut

1

I-95 (coastal corridor NYC to Providence)

2

I-84 (Hartford to NY and MA)

3

I-91 (Hartford to Springfield/Vermont)

Requirements for Local Driving in CT

  • Valid CDL-A or CDL-B license depending on vehicle class
  • 1+ year CDL experience preferred for most positions
  • Clean MVR and no DUI/DWI convictions
  • DOT physical card and current medical certification
  • Ability to handle touch freight (loading/unloading) at many positions
  • Familiarity with urban driving and dock operations

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Local Trucking Jobs in Connecticut — FAQs

How much do local truck drivers make in Connecticut?

This page does not publish a dollar pay band for local drivers in Connecticut. The figure that used to appear here was an unsourced regional multiplier, and every state in the same region showed the same band. Ask the carrier for the rate. Sign-on bonuses are widely advertised in this market, but the amount, the qualifying period and the clawback terms differ by carrier — read the offer letter rather than the recruiting ad, and ask when the money actually lands.

Which cities in Connecticut have the most local trucking jobs?

The largest metro areas in Connecticut have the highest concentration of local CDL positions. LTL terminals, e-commerce fulfillment centers, and food distribution operations cluster around major population centers. Industrial parks and intermodal yards in these cities employ hundreds of local drivers for daily pickup and delivery routes.

Are trucking companies in Connecticut hiring local drivers in 2026?

Yes — local driver demand in Connecticut is high heading into 2026. Carriers operating in Connecticut are actively recruiting local drivers with competitive pay packages and benefits to fill open positions. Check individual carrier listings for current openings and application requirements in CT.