Updated October 12, 2026
Jobs that ask for a CDL
6,126 open U.S. jobs on employers' own career sites. Open jobs where the posting asks for a commercial driver's license (CDL). 557 were posted by the employer in the last 7 days.
Who's hiring the most
Top employers
Open jobs on each employer's own career site. Staffing agencies are not included.
Where the jobs are
Busiest fields
| Field | Open jobs | Median listed pay |
|---|---|---|
| Transportation & Logistics | 4,395 | $56K a year |
| Skilled Trades & Facilities | 775 | $56K a year |
| Operations & Program | 120 | Too few show pay |
| Sales | 42 | Too few show pay |
| Customer Success & Support | 35 | Too few show pay |
| Physical Security | 22 | Too few show pay |
| Education & Training | 17 | Too few show pay |
| Accounting & Finance | 13 | Too few show pay |
Median listed pay uses only the listings where the employer shows pay. It is shown when at least 30 listings in a field include pay.
Where the jobs are
Top states
Open jobs by state. Select a state for its top employers and fields.
Big cities
Top cities
Open jobs in the 48 big cities LandMe tracks. Select a city for its top employers and fields.
Practical tips
How to stand out
- Check the license class and endorsements. Class A, Class B, hazmat and tanker jobs are not interchangeable.
- Ask about home time and routes. Local, regional and over-the-road jobs differ a lot in schedule.
- Ask how pay is figured. Hourly, per-mile and per-load pay can add up very differently.
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Every job checked at the employer's own site. LandMe members will see each job behind these numbers with its pay when listed, the date the employer posted it, and when it was last confirmed open. The waitlist is free.
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About the data
LandMe collects open jobs directly from employers' own career sites and applicant tracking systems, not from other job boards. Counts are open jobs with a known U.S. state as of October 12, 2026. “Posted in the last 7 days” uses the date the employer posted the job. Listed pay uses the middle of each posted range. Hourly pay is converted to a yearly amount at 2,080 hours (40 hours a week, 52 weeks). Median pay is shown only when at least 30 listings include pay. Questions or a custom pull for your newsroom, school or workforce program: hello@landmepartners.com.