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Truck Driver job postings: what employers ask for (2026)

This page reads every active posting whose normalized title is Truck Driver across the ten boards JobsPipe collects and reports what those employers ask for: the seniority they target, whether the role is remote, whether pay is disclosed, the skills named in the text, and the industries, countries and company sizes behind the postings.

<0.5% of these postings are marked remote, 57.8% state a salary or range, the most common seniority label is mid level at 18.5%. Postings with no seniority label are counted in the denominator, so the seniority shares do not sum to one.

<0.5%
Remote
postings carrying a remote flag
57.8%
Pay disclosed
a salary or range is stated
Mid level
Top seniority
18.5% of postings

Who the postings are aimed at

Seniority is read from the posting’s own label where one exists. Postings without a label stay in the denominator, so these shares describe how often each level is stated, not the full mix.

  • Entry level2.4%
  • Mid level18.5%
  • Senior<0.5%
Share of truck driver job postings by stated seniority.

Skills named in the text

Each posting counts once per skill its text names, so the shares overlap. The API filter skills_or returns the postings behind any bar.

  • compliance19.9%
  • communication15.3%
  • customer-support14.3%
  • forklift5.6%
  • attention-to-detail4.8%
  • teamwork4.5%
  • adaptability4.4%
  • sap3.5%
  • time-management3.5%
  • supply-chain2.7%
  • osha2.5%
  • leadership2.5%
Share of truck driver job postings naming each skill, top twelve.

Functions employers are hiring for

  • Transport87.8%
  • Management and Manufacturing10.4%
  • Other0.6%
  • Supply Chain<0.5%
  • Logistics & Supply Chain<0.5%
Share of truck driver job postings by job function.

Industries behind the postings

Industry is the employer’s ISIC division where it is known. The filter isic_division_or reproduces each row.

  • Land transport22.0%
  • Warehousing and logistics2.9%
  • Waste management2.4%
  • Wholesale trade1.9%
  • Employment and staffing1.7%
  • Specialised construction1.5%
  • Food manufacturing1.3%
  • Retail trade1.1%
Share of truck driver job postings by employer industry, top eight.

Where the postings are

  • United States68.2%
  • Canada10.8%
  • Germany3.3%
  • Netherlands3.1%
  • Brazil3.1%
  • United Kingdom2.4%
  • France2.0%
  • Italy1.6%
Share of truck driver job postings by country, top eight.

Company size

Employee count comes from the employer record where it is known; postings from companies without a known size are excluded from this cut.

  • 1-50 employees3.8%
  • 51-200 employees2.1%
  • 201-1000 employees3.4%
  • 1000+ employees11.3%
Share of truck driver job postings by employer size, where size is known.

Employment type

  • Full-time77.4%
  • Part-time2.1%
  • Internship1.5%
  • Contract0.9%
Share of truck driver job postings by stated employment type.

FAQ

What share of truck driver job postings are remote?+

<0.5% of the active postings on this page carry a remote flag. The flag is read from the posting itself, so hybrid roles that never say remote are counted as on-site. Filter the API with remote set to true and the same scope to reproduce the figure.

How many truck driver postings disclose salary?+

57.8% state a salary or a range in the posting text or structured fields. Disclosure varies more by board and by jurisdiction than by role, so compare the figure with the board-level shares on the sources pages before reading it as a market signal.

Which skills appear most in truck driver postings?+

The most named skills are compliance (19.9%), communication (15.3%), customer-support (14.3%), forklift (5.6%), attention-to-detail (4.8%). Skills are extracted from the posting text against a curated lexicon, and a posting counts once per skill it names, so the shares overlap.

Which industries hire the most truck driver roles?+

By ISIC division, the largest shares are Land transport (22.0%), Warehousing and logistics (2.9%), Waste management (2.4%). Industry is resolved from the employer's classification where known, and postings without a classification are excluded from this cut.

Which functions are employers in Truck Driver hiring for?+

The largest functions by share of postings are Transport (87.8%), Management and Manufacturing (10.4%), Other (0.6%), Supply Chain (<0.5%). Function is assigned from the normalized title and the posting text.

Where do these numbers come from?+

From JobsPipe's live index of postings on the ten boards it collects, deduplicated by posting id and counted on 2026-09-09. Only shares are published; the underlying counts stay private. Every figure can be reproduced against the JobsPipe API with the filters shown on this page.