Trucking jobs are at their all time high as the trucking industry struggles to keep above a slow down in the economy by either merging with other trucking companies, or shutting down divisions that seem less cost effective.  But where does that leave the truck driver?  The owner operator?  Many are turning to alternatives until the trucking industry picks up again, while others are going to the web and the magazines in search of someone hiring.  Even during slow times like these, the industry in seeing more and more new drivers fresh out of truck school.

That is where EveryTruckJob.com can help.  Search our database of trucking companies by position or state to find those currently hiring. 
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Truck Driving Schools

If you're new to the trucking industry, the first thing you're going to want to do is get your CDL License ( commercial driving license ).  The test involves both a written and a driving exam.  First thing you will need to do to become a truck driver is to head down to your local state trooper or driving center.  There you will be able to pick up the booklet for the written test to review the questions and procedures used in trucking.  The written test costs anywhere from $5-15 depending on where your live.  Once you are done you will either take your test through a driving school or an employer ( more than likely a driving school).  Then you will bring the results of your driving test to the state center.   You are now a truck driver.
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Trucking Owner Operators

Owner Operators are independent trucking contractors who usually own their own truck and lease out to larger companies, or broker there own loads.  Most trucking owner operators also have years of experience under their belt, so it is unlikely you're going to go straight from truck school to owner operator overnight.

EveryTruckJob.com does currently list quite a few companies hiring on owner operators.  Also our specialized job board allows some companies to post loads that  are in need of being hauled.  Currently, only 15 companies are looking for OO but the number is growing daily.
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Trucking / Automotive Mechanics

Trucking mechanics are becoming more and more in demand, as the transportation industry works to keep the trucks they have to keep cost down.  The mechanic is becoming more and more in short supply. If  you're a mechanic than you are a hot item.  Browse through the 340 companies that are looking for mechanics now.
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Trucking / General Dispatchers

Trucking dispatchers have the job of making sure everything goes where it needs to be.  If you are experienced in the industry, then the need for you is high.  Truck driver jobs are in demand, but it is ultimately the dispatcher that gets them there.   Not only is the trucking industry looking for Dispatchers, the medical industry has been flooding us with requests for experienced Dispatchers as well.  Take a look at who is hiring in your area.
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