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Rhode Island Truck Driving Jobs

It's no secret that American truck drivers are the backbone of our country, delivering the necessities and essentials of daily life. Rhode Island is no different and as the trucking industry grows in the state, so do the number of available trucking jobs. If you are currently a truck driver or would like to pursue a new career in the trucking industry, Rhode Island Truck Driving Jobs can help! Our trained team of trucking experts can assist you in finding the perfect trucking job to meet your wants, needs, and qualifications.

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The Rhode Island economy is made up of several different industries, each one contributing to the wealth, growth, and development of the state. In turn, each industry relies primarily on truck drivers to move commodities to their final destination. Did you know that more than 70% of everything that is consumed in the United States is transported on a big rig? Without truck drivers, residents of Rhode Island would be without many of the items needed for everyday living.

Since truck drivers in Rhode Island are in high demand, companies that employ CDL drivers are offering better than ever incentives to attract new truck drivers, namely increased wages. The average company driver can make as much as 50 cents a mile, while independent contractors can make upwards of $1.50 per mile. The more experience you gain as a safe driver, the more money companies will be willing to pay for your services. Furthermore, truck drivers are will never be short of work and many are able to pick and choose schedules that allow them to be home with their families when they want.