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Trucking pay in Connecticut nonmetropolitan area

In Connecticut nonmetropolitan area, heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers earn a median of $59,190 a year ($28.46 an hour), across 840 jobs. Figures are from the 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey.

That is 0.9% above the national median of $58,640 for this occupation.

Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers

840 employed in Connecticut nonmetropolitan area, median $59,190 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$46,820$22.51
25th percentile$56,350
Median$59,190$28.46
75th percentile$69,560
90th percentile$77,030$37.03
Mean$61,220$29.44

Light truck drivers

280 employed in Connecticut nonmetropolitan area, median $39,930 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$34,010$16.35
25th percentile$34,250
Median$39,930$19.20
75th percentile$45,640
90th percentile$57,760$27.77
Mean$42,390$20.38

Driver/sales workers

200 employed in Connecticut nonmetropolitan area, median $34,010 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$34,010$16.35
25th percentile$34,010
Median$34,010$16.35
75th percentile$42,510
90th percentile$58,130$27.95
Mean$39,510$19.00

Industrial truck and tractor operators

170 employed in Connecticut nonmetropolitan area, median $55,220 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$43,270$20.80
25th percentile$46,000
Median$55,220$26.55
75th percentile$55,430
90th percentile$67,500$32.45
Mean$53,660$25.80

Dispatchers, except police, fire and ambulance

60 employed in Connecticut nonmetropolitan area, median $56,010 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$41,240$19.83
25th percentile$43,460
Median$56,010$26.93
75th percentile$62,930
90th percentile$82,520$39.67
Mean$57,670$27.73

First-line supervisors of transportation and material moving workers

210 employed in Connecticut nonmetropolitan area, median $66,200 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$46,230$22.23
25th percentile$55,000
Median$66,200$31.83
75th percentile$76,610
90th percentile$89,110$42.84
Mean$67,410$32.41

How to read these figures

These are wages as reported by employers, not owner-operator revenue: they exclude what an owner-operator grosses and the costs that come out of it. A dash means the survey did not publish that figure for this area, which it withholds where publishing it would identify an employer.