Find & Apply For Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver Jobs In Terrebonne, Louisiana
Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver jobs in Terrebonne, Louisiana require operating trucks to transport goods, following safety regulations, and maintaining accurate records of deliveries. Drivers must possess a valid CDL license, have a clean driving record, and be able to work long hours. Experience in the transportation industry is preferred. Below you can find different Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver positions in Terrebonne, Louisiana.
Jobs in Terrebonne
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CDL Class A Delivery Driver $60,000/year Avg.
Performance Food Group
Terrebonne, LA
CDL A Team Truck Driver
CRST International
Terrebonne, LA
Make $2500+ weekly with our time-limited BONUS 🚚
Mb Global Logistics
Terrebonne, LA
STOP BUILDING SOMEONE ELSES DREAM $0 DOWN | 2026 TRUCKS | FREE TRL RENT*
Extra Mile Agency
Terrebonne, LA
Yard Driver CDL-A
Performance Food Group
Terrebonne, LA
CL A Teams Dry Van 5600-6200/WK 95% No Touch
Unclassified
Terrebonne, LA
I Need 3 CDL Drivers to Start ASAP! $1000 Bonus First Check! 70 CPM!
K&B Transportation
Terrebonne, LA
Driver
Premier Offshore Catering
Terrebonne, LA
Class A CDL – Yard Driver
Performance Food Group
Terrebonne, LA
Class A CDL – Yard Driver
Core-Mark International
Terrebonne, LA
CDL A Team Truck Driver
CRST International
Terrebonne, LA
Latest Jobs in Terrebonne
Salary Information & Job Trends In this Region
Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers in Terrebonne, Louisiana are essential for transporting goods across regions efficiently. - Entry-level Truck Driver salaries range from $40,000 to $50,000 per year - Mid-career Truck Driver salaries range from $50,000 to $65,000 per year - Senior Truck Driver salaries range from $65,000 to $80,000 per year Tractor-trailer truck driving in Terrebonne has a long history, rooted in the growth of the logistics and transport sectors in the region. The establishment of major freight companies in Louisiana has bolstered the demand for skilled drivers. The profession has evolved significantly with advances in vehicle technology and logistics management. Drivers today are expected to manage sophisticated onboard systems that enhance safety and navigation. Current trends in the truck driving industry include the adoption of green technologies, increased regulations for driver hours, and a growing emphasis on logistics efficiency to meet the rapid pace of global commerce.
