What trucking companies are advertising to pay drivers — right now, by state

Methodology

We collect US truck driver job postings continuously via job search APIs and read the pay employers state in the posting text (per mile, per hour, per week, per year). Where the posting text states no figure but the source carries the employer's own salary range, that range is used instead. Predicted or estimated salaries are never counted as advertised pay. Figures are annualized with documented assumptions: 2,500 miles/week, 50 hours/week, 50 weeks/year. Where a posting states no pay, a labeled market estimate is used and the segment is marked lower confidence. One employer counts once per haul per state per day, no matter how many towns or job titles the ad is posted under. Figures are advertised pay from job postings, not guaranteed earnings. Pay is shown in the unit employers actually advertise — cents per mile for OTR and regional, dollars per hour for local, dollars per week for dedicated — with the annualized figure kept only as a cross-state comparison index. Segments with thin data say so instead of showing a number. Updated weekly.