Regional CDL Truck Driver Jobs in Roseville, CA

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YRC Freight
Sacramento, CA
1 day ago

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS* + 21 years of age or older + Possess a valid Class A Commercial Driver License (CDL) with Doubles/Triples, Tankerand Hazardous Material endorsements + Class A CDL Driving Experience...

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Star Freight Services
Roseville, CA
8 days ago

CDL A Western Regional Driver There are two departments at Star Freight Services... The first is our professional drivers. EVERYONE ELSE at our company works in the Driver Support department. We...

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Grocery Outlet
Sacramento, CA
14 days ago

Experience & Skills Requirements: Minimum 6-months OTR or 1-year driving local driving experience Clean driving record Valid Class A-CDL Drivers License Understanding of Department of Transportation...

CDL A HAZMAT REGIONAL TRUCK DRIVER $1,800/weekly minimum

Rocklin, CA
23 days ago

HAZMAT CDL A REGIONAL DRIVER $1,800/weekly minimum Call ... ext 214 or Cell: ... Driver Application: Great earning opportunities: Weekly Minimum - $1,800 Weekly Regional/Local Run 5 Days Out...

Regional Driver 0.55-0.60 Cpm Base$5000 Sign On Bonus

Sacramento, CA
28 days ago

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Demographic Data for Roseville, CA

Moving to Roseville, CA? Find some basic demographic data about Roseville, CA below.

Median Age

Average HouseHold Income

Home Value vs Household Income in Roseville, CA

Total Population

122,853

Number of Businesses

4,242

City Size

Medium/Lg

Regional CDL Truck Driver Online Courses and Training Opportunities

How to Get Your Class A CDL and Become a Truck Driver

In a world with so much uncertainty and job insecurity there is one industry that is currentlyoffering thousands of open positions to those who can handle the work and the lifestyle. The Trucking...

How To Become a Truck Driver

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The trucking industry is currently experiencing a massive driver shortage.It has been forsome time and will likely continue doing so for manyyears to come - at the same time there aremillions of...

Salary for Regional CDL Truck Driver Jobs in Roseville, CA

Estimated salary range based on data from US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and iHireTransportation research efforts.

Top Hiring Companies

Top hiring companies in your area for Regional CDL Truck Driver positions

Marten Transport
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City Lifestyle
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Daikin Industries
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Dry Creek Joint Elementary
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Ewing Irrigation
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Hendrickson
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Herc Rentals Inc.
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Holland Enterprises Inc.
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Holt of California
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Licensing / Certification

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Regional CDL Truck Driver positions.

Highest Education Level

Regional CDL Truck Drivers in Roseville, CA offer the following education background

High School or GED (44.8%)
Vocational Degree or Certification (21.9%)
Bachelor's Degree (15.6%)
Associate's Degree (7.3%)
Some College (6.2%)
Some High School (2.1%)
Master's Degree (2.1%)

Average Work Experience

Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by Regional CDL Truck Drivers in Roseville, CA

Less than 1 year (52.7%)
2-4 years (24.2%)
1-2 years (14.1%)
4-6 years (5.4%)
None (3.6%)

Qualifications / Skill Sets

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Regional CDL Truck Driver position

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