Hiring now · New Hampshire
Trucking companies hiring CDL drivers in New Hampshire
Carriers and recruiters pay a placement fee for a Class A driver with three months on the road, and they are advertising in New Hampshire this week. Send one driver profile and the hiring partner covering your zip contacts you. Free for drivers; the carrier pays.
Send one profile, get routed in New Hampshire
This is the only form you fill in. Class, months driving, endorsements and the home time you want go to the hiring partner covering your zip, with your consent attached. The carrier pays the placement fee; you pay nothing.
- Class A with three months or more: routed the same day.
- Recent graduates: routed to carriers with finishing programmes.
- Record? Tick the box and we route you only to case-by-case carriers.
Carriers advertising CDL jobs in New Hampshire this week
Counted from public job posts today, newest first: who is hiring, how many posts, and the pay they publish. We do not link to the posts; send your profile above and we route you to the partner covering your zip.
What experience gets you hired here
Recruiters pay full placement fees for Class A drivers with three months or more on the road. Under three months you are still placeable, through carriers with finishing programmes, at a slower pace. Six months and a year open dedicated and regional work with better home time.
Metros in New Hampshire
Market figures refresh every 30 minutes and are counted from public posts; they are not our partners' openings.
Questions drivers in New Hampshire ask
Which trucking companies in New Hampshire hire drivers with no experience?
Large carriers with finishing programmes take recent graduates in New Hampshire: the listings above that say "no experience" or "recent graduates" are the ones to apply to first. Expect a few weeks of paired driving with a trainer and a lower rate per mile until you have three months on the road. Our list of new-graduate carriers explains what each one requires.
How much do CDL drivers make in New Hampshire in their first year?
First-year pay depends far more on the type of work than the state. Over-the-road solo work usually pays by the mile; local and dedicated work pays hourly or by the day and keeps you home. Our first-year salary reality check breaks the numbers down with sources, and the listings above show the range carriers are advertising in New Hampshire right now.
Do any New Hampshire carriers hire drivers with a felony?
Some do, case by case, depending on the offence, how long ago it was and your driving record since. Our second-chance companies page lists carriers by policy. On the driver profile form you can tick the second-chance box so we route you only to partners who consider those applications.
Why does this page not link to the job posts?
Because you should not have to fill in twelve applications. Our hiring partners pay CDL Schools USA when a driver we refer is seated, so we route one profile to the partner covering your zip and they call you. The carriers listed here are counted from public posts today so you can see who is hiring and what they publish on pay.
Does it cost anything to be placed?
No. Drivers never pay. Carriers pay the placement fee. You send your profile once, and the hiring partner covering your zip contacts you.