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Moderate Demand

Regional Truck Driver Jobs in Michigan

Browse regional trucking positions across Michigan with top carriers hiring now.

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Demand Level

Moderate

Top Carriers

5+ Hiring

Key Cities

5+ Markets

Regional Trucking in Michigan

Michigan trucking is built around automotive plants and Canada cross-border bridges at Detroit and Port Huron, with I-75, I-94, and I-96 linking Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Lansing. Regional driver demand in Michigan is moderate, with multi-state runs that usually keep drivers within a few hundred miles of a Michigan domicile and weekly home time on many accounts.

Top Companies Hiring Regional Drivers in MI

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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Holland (TFI International)

$55,000 - $85,000Local, Regional, LTL
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PAM Transport

$48,000 - $78,000OTR, Regional, Dedicated, Automotive
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ABF Freight (ArcBest)

$60,000 - $95,000Local, Regional, LTL
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Driving job listings in Michigan

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 Regional Jobs in Michigan

Detroit

Michigan

Grand Rapids

Michigan

Lansing

Michigan

Kalamazoo

Michigan

Flint

Michigan

Key Freight Routes in Michigan

1

I-75 (Detroit to Mackinac)

2

I-94 (Detroit to Chicago)

3

I-96 (Detroit to Grand Rapids)

Requirements for Regional Driving in MI

  • Valid CDL-A license
  • 6+ months CDL-A experience (some carriers accept recent graduates)
  • Clean MVR with no more than 2 moving violations in 3 years
  • DOT physical card
  • Willingness to travel multi-state routes within assigned region
  • Pre-employment drug screen and background check

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Regional Trucking Jobs in Michigan — FAQs

How much do regional truck drivers make in Michigan?

This page does not publish a dollar pay band for regional drivers in Michigan. 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.

How often do regional drivers in Michigan get home?

Most regional driving positions based in Michigan offer weekly home time, with many carriers guaranteeing at least 34 hours off each week. Some premium regional accounts get drivers home every weekend. The frequency depends on the carrier, account, and your home terminal location relative to the regional freight lanes.

Are trucking companies in Michigan hiring regional drivers in 2026?

Yes — regional driver demand in Michigan is moderate heading into 2026. The regional segment in Michigan is expanding, with carriers adding routes and increasing hiring as freight volumes grow. Check individual carrier listings for current openings and application requirements in MI.