CDL Trucking Jobs in Pennsylvania
Find CDL trucking jobs in Pennsylvania. Northeast corridor routes, flatbed, and dry van positions available.
Driving work in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is a cornerstone of Northeast freight movement, with the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) and I-81 serving as critical arteries connecting the Mid-Atlantic to the Midwest and Southeast. The state's dense population centers in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh generate heavy LTL and last-mile delivery demand, while the Lehigh Valley has become one of the fastest-growing warehouse and distribution corridors on the East Coast. The ports of Philadelphia and Chester handle containerized cargo, breakbulk, and petroleum products. Pennsylvania's industrial legacy in steel and heavy manufacturing continues to support flatbed and specialized hauling operations.
Routes and freight to compare
CDL drivers in Pennsylvania can find LTL positions in the dense Northeast corridor, flatbed and heavy-haul loads originating from steel and manufacturing operations, and drayage work at Philadelphia-area ports. The Lehigh Valley and central PA distribution centers offer local and regional positions with daily or weekly home time. I-81 is one of the busiest north-south trucking corridors in the eastern US, carrying freight between the Southeast and New England. Dedicated lanes between Pennsylvania and New Jersey, New York, Maryland, and Ohio are consistently in demand. Hazmat-endorsed drivers find steady work hauling fuel and chemicals through the state's refinery belt.
How to use this directory
CDL Jobs Center connects you with truck driving jobs across Pennsylvania's busy freight lanes. Filter by LTL, flatbed, drayage, or regional positions to find routes along the Turnpike, I-81, or through the Lehigh Valley distribution corridor. Every listing includes pay structure, home time, and route specifics so you can find the right match in the Northeast market.
Pennsylvania CDL job market snapshot
This snapshot uses active public listings from approved carriers. It changes as companies post or pause jobs and is separate from BLS wage data, which measures earned employee wages rather than advertised offers.
- Active listings
- 2
- Listed locations
- 2
- Listings showing pay
- 1
Most common route categories
- Regional: 2
Pennsylvania CDL driver pay benchmark
The latest available BLS May 2025 estimate for Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers in Pennsylvania is a mean wage of $59,640 per year ($28.67 per hour), with a median annual wage of $58,580. This is a cross-industry employee wage benchmark, not a promise about any listing below; compare the written pay, home time, and benefits for each carrier.
- Mean annual wage
- $59,640
- Mean hourly wage
- $28.67
- Median annual wage
- $58,580
See the full CDL salary table for every state, percentiles, source details, and a gross-pay comparison calculator.
Current CDL jobs in Pennsylvania
Hourly Regional / OTR Van Driver
Watsontown Trucking Company
Milton, PA | $24.00 - $32.00/hour | Regional | Dry Van
Watsontown Trucking advertises home daily, home weekly, regional, OTR, and part-time driving opportunities. Their careers page lists hourly pay programs, weekly pay, safety bonuses, paid holidays, vacation, and benefits after the eligibility period.
CDL Class A Regional Truck Driver
GFI Transport
Mount Joy, PA | Regional | Dry Bulk
GFI Transport lists current CDL Class A trucking opportunities, including full-time regional home-weekends driver roles. The careers page highlights safety, performance and recruiting bonuses, direct deposit, health insurance, 401(k), paid vacation, holidays, and some local route availability.
Browse current CDL jobs by location and type
These directories currently contain enough public jobs from approved carriers to support a useful comparison.