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Trucking pay in Maryland nonmetropolitan area

In Maryland nonmetropolitan area, heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers earn a median of $56,330 a year ($27.08 an hour), across 1,210 jobs. Figures are from the 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey.

That is 3.9% below the national median of $58,640 for this occupation.

Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers

1,210 employed in Maryland nonmetropolitan area, median $56,330 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$38,960$18.73
25th percentile$46,760
Median$56,330$27.08
75th percentile$62,560
90th percentile$75,890$36.49
Mean$56,910$27.36

Light truck drivers

900 employed in Maryland nonmetropolitan area, median $47,440 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$31,950$15.36
25th percentile$36,140
Median$47,440$22.81
75th percentile$54,390
90th percentile$70,850$34.06
Mean$49,180$23.64

Driver/sales workers

550 employed in Maryland nonmetropolitan area, median $32,700 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$31,200$15.00
25th percentile$31,200
Median$32,700$15.72
75th percentile$45,140
90th percentile$49,970$24.02
Mean$38,410$18.47

Industrial truck and tractor operators

470 employed in Maryland nonmetropolitan area, median $44,030 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$34,900$16.78
25th percentile$39,620
Median$44,030$21.17
75th percentile$47,640
90th percentile$58,600$28.17
Mean$45,590$21.92

Dispatchers, except police, fire and ambulance

190 employed in Maryland nonmetropolitan area, median $51,080 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$37,020$17.80
25th percentile$43,450
Median$51,080$24.56
75th percentile$65,270
90th percentile$82,210$39.53
Mean$56,540$27.19

First-line supervisors of transportation and material moving workers

370 employed in Maryland nonmetropolitan area, median $63,470 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$43,520$20.92
25th percentile$50,500
Median$63,470$30.52
75th percentile$77,950
90th percentile$99,030$47.61
Mean$67,270$32.34

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.