ATA study finds truck driver pay rose in 2025 despite freight downturn
ATA's 2026 Driver Compensation Study says median 2025 pay increased for major employee-driver categories, based on data from more than 130 fleets.
Verified developments affecting drivers’ work, safety, licensing, pay, equipment, and travel.
ATA's 2026 Driver Compensation Study says median 2025 pay increased for major employee-driver categories, based on data from more than 130 fleets.
IRS Notice 2026-60 keeps the transportation-industry meal and incidental expense rate at $80 in the continental United States and $86 outside it for qualifying travel beginning October 1.
Roehl says qualifying experienced CDL-A drivers who join selected fleets by mid-December can earn a $10,000 retention incentive through first-load and mileage-based payments.
Anderson Trucking Service says its September 7 increase moved regional company van-driver base pay from 60 to 70 cents per mile for loaded and empty miles.
Samsara announced a no-cost program offering discounts from more than 50 brands to eligible drivers in its U.S. network; availability and savings depend on the offer and enrollment terms.
Union contract guidance says eligible UPS Teamsters receive a $1 annual increase plus a 22-cent cost-of-living adjustment effective with the first pay period after August 1.
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