Trucking Jobs in Cincinnati, OH

5 jobs in Cincinnati

Owner Operator ($250k-$300k/year)

TITANIUM AMERICAN TRUCKING INC

$286,000 - $364,000/yr
Cincinnati, Hamilton County 6 days ago
CDL A Otr Dry Van Owner Operator

About the Job Titanium American Trucking is seeking Class A Owner Operators to join our partnership program, offering a 75% revenue split and annual gross potential of $250K–$300K. Enjoy weekly pay, d...

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$260,000 - $311,948/yr
Cincinnati, Hamilton County 6 days ago
CDL A Otr Flatbed

About the Job CDL-A OTR SOLO & TEAM DRIVERS WANTED! Top Pay • New Trucks • Consistent Miles • Start in 1–2 Days SOLO: 65–70 CPM | Avg. $2,600–$2,800/week (4,000 miles) TEAM: 80–85 CPM | Avg. $4,800–$...

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$130,000 - $156,000/yr
Cincinnati, Hamilton County 6 days ago
CDL A Otr Reefer Owner Operator

About the Company Our Goals and Mission At Loadmode LLC, we specialize in providing reliable freight transportation services nationwide.We pride ourselves on delivering not only freight but also excep...

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$78,000 - $156,000/yr
Cincinnati, Hamilton County 6 days ago
CDL A Otr Flatbed

About the Company We have 35 years of experience and understand what it takes to handle your needs. What we are trying to redefine is our relationship as a carrier with our clients, and to get the job...

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Trucking Jobs in Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati is part of Ohio's trucking market, where ohio sits at the crossroads of I-70, I-71, and I-75, making it one of the top freight states in the country. most openings here are OTR (Over-the-Road) and Regional positions, commonly running flatbed, dry van and tanker freight. Current Cincinnati listings call for CDL A drivers. Browse the 5 openings above, or widen your search across all Ohio trucking jobs.

Driver Pay Around Cincinnati

Truck drivers in Ohio typically earn $50,000 - $72,000 per year, with pay shaped by CDL class, endorsements, route type, and experience. 5 of the 5 current Cincinnati listings publish a pay figure — see how that stacks up in our 2026 CDL Driver Pay Report and salary by state guide.

Job Types & Equipment in Cincinnati

The most common roles posted in Cincinnati are: OTR (Over-the-Road) jobs · Regional jobs. Drivers here frequently haul: Flatbed · Dry Van · Tanker · Reefer. Not sure which fits you? Our regional vs OTR vs local guide breaks down the home-time and pay trade-offs.

Who's Hiring in Cincinnati

Employers currently advertising CDL roles in or near Cincinnati include TITANIUM AMERICAN TRUCKING INC, Sky Express LLC, TForce Freight, Loadmode LLC, EA EXPRESS LLC. New carriers are added as they post, so check back as listings refresh.

Getting Started in Ohio

Ohio BMV issues CDLs. The state's central location makes it a premier logistics hub. Ohio BMV offers CDL testing at designated locations. Third-party testing through ODOT-approved facilities. If you're new to the industry, start with how to get your CDL and CDL classes explained.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trucking jobs are available in Cincinnati, OH?

There are currently 5 CDL trucking jobs listed in Cincinnati, with openings from employers such as TITANIUM AMERICAN TRUCKING INC, Sky Express LLC, TForce Freight, Loadmode LLC. Listings refresh several times a day as carriers post and fill positions.

How much do truck drivers earn in Cincinnati?

Truck driver pay in the Cincinnati area generally tracks the Ohio range of $50,000 - $72,000 per year, varying by CDL class, endorsements, experience, and whether the route is local, regional, or OTR. 5 of the current Cincinnati listings include posted pay.

What types of trucking jobs are most common in Cincinnati?

Most openings here are OTR (Over-the-Road) and Regional positions, commonly running flatbed, dry van and tanker freight. Cincinnati drivers can also filter by job type and equipment to match their preferences.

How do I get a CDL to drive in Ohio?

Ohio BMV issues CDLs. The state's central location makes it a premier logistics hub. You'll pass the written knowledge tests for your Commercial Learner's Permit, complete ELDT-registered training, then pass the CDL skills test. See our How to Get a CDL guide for the full step-by-step process.

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