Regional Truck Driving Jobs in Maine
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What's the difference between regional and dedicated?
Dedicated trucking jobs have the drivers on repeated or specific routes, where they will interact with one or a few of the same customers over and over. With regional trucking jobs, drivers are assigned to a whole region. These can be a grouping of states or whole sections of the country such as the Southwest or Northeast. Regional trucking jobs will more than likely not have a dedicated route, but the driver will be assigned a new one at each drop-off/pickup and are driving for a set amount of time.How much do Truck Drivers make in Maine?
The average salary of a CDL truck driver in Maine is $88,162 per year or $1,695 per week. CDL truck drivers can make anywhere from $80,600 to $102,752 depending on where they are driving and how many hours per week they are driving.Which cities in Maine are Regional CDL Truck Drivers most in demand?
The top 2 cities in Maine where Regional CDL Truck Drivers are most in demand are: