Driver Class B - TS
Clean Harbors • South Boston, Suffolk County
53468K - 53468K
Truck Driver Jobs in Boston
18 positions available in MA. Biotech and finance powerhouse with 290K+ life sciences, finance, and education tech jobs
Driver Class B - TS
Clean Harbors • East Boston, Suffolk County
62268K - 62268K
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Clean Harbors • North Boston, Erie County
52561K - 52561K
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Greyhound Lines, Inc. • South Boston, Suffolk County
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CDL-A Company Driver - 3yrs EXP Required - OTR - Dry Van - $1.4k per week - Turquoise Trucking
Turquoise Trucking • Boston, Suffolk County
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Premier Transportation • South Boston, Suffolk County
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What Does a Truck Driver Do?
Truck drivers transport goods across regions or locally, operating commercial vehicles safely and on schedule. They manage logistics, ensure cargo security, maintain vehicles, and comply with transportation regulations.
Truck Driver Salary in Boston
The median salary for a Truck Driver in Boston is $61,414 per year. The range is $50K - $75K (P10: $43,907, P90: $90,597). (BLS OEWS 2025) Typical US salary range: $45K - $75K. In Europe: €30K - €50K. Cost of living in Boston is very high compared to other cities.
Most In-Demand Skills
Commercial Driving
Vehicle Maintenance
Route Navigation
Safety Compliance
Cargo Handling
Time Management
The Boston Job Market
Biotech and finance powerhouse with 290K+ life sciences, finance, and education tech jobs. Boston's biotech cluster and prestigious universities create unmatched life sciences and medical device innovation.
Top industries: Biotechnology, Finance, Education Technology, Healthcare.
Excellent MBTA public transit; prestigious companies offer competitive remote options for talent retention.
Career Path & 2026 Trends
Truck drivers typically advance to lead driver, dispatcher, logistics coordinator, or owner-operator roles; specializations offer better pay. Truck driving in 2026 is transitioning with autonomous vehicles emerging, creating opportunities in specialized driving and logistics coordination roles.
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