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Truck Driver Resume Guide: New York (2026) New York freight is two different jobs. Downstate is NYC metropolitan — dense urban last-mile, PANYNJ-port drayage, Hunts Point produce market (the largest produce + meat distribution market in North...
Truck Driver Resume Guide: California (2026) California hosts the largest port complex in North America (the combined Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach — the San Pedro Bay complex — consistently rank #1 and #2 for U.S. container imports), the...
Truck Driver Resume Guide: Florida (2026) Florida is a peninsular freight market with three container ports (Miami, Everglades, Jacksonville), a massive Central Florida distribution footprint (Orlando and Lakeland, with Publix's distribution HQ and...
Truck Driver Resume Guide: Ohio (2026) Ohio is the Midwest's logistics crossroads. Four major interstates bisect it: I-70 (East-West), I-71 (Cleveland ↔ Cincinnati diagonal), I-75 (Cincinnati ↔ Toledo to Detroit), and the I-80 Ohio Turnpike...
Truck Driver Resume Guide: Texas (2026) Texas is the largest trucking market in the United States by every meaningful measure — state employment of heavy and tractor-trailer drivers, highway mileage (80,000+ public-road miles), and cross-border...
Tanker Driver Resume Guide (2026) Tanker is specialty freight. The endorsement stack is larger (Tanker N, Hazmat H, usually X-combined, sometimes TWIC), the pre-trip is more involved (product verification, vapor-recovery, bottom-loading inspection),...
CDL Class B Resume Guide (2026): Straight Trucks, Dump, Bus, Delivery A Class B CDL covers single vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,001 lb or more, and the same vehicle towing a trailer under 10,000 lb.1 That's a narrower band...
Dry Van Driver Resume Guide (2026) Dry van is the largest freight segment in U.S. trucking by load count. Every mega carrier (Schneider, Werner, JB Hunt, Knight-Swift, CR England, Prime, Stevens, Heartland, Marten, Covenant, Crete, Roehl) runs...
Owner-Operator Resume Guide (2026) Owner-operator driving is a different job than company driving — you're running a one-truck business, tracking revenue and cost lines, managing maintenance PM schedules, and making capital decisions about the...
Truck Driver Resume Guide (2026): Class, Endorsements, Route, and Freight Per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, heavy and tractor-trailer drivers earned a median of $57,440 in May 2024, employment is projected to grow 4% from 2024 to 2034, and...
