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Trucking pay in St. George, UT

In St. George, UT, heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers earn a median of $58,810 a year ($28.28 an hour), across 1,330 jobs. Figures are from the 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey.

That is 0.3% above the national median of $58,640 for this occupation.

Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers

1,330 employed in St. George, UT, median $58,810 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$46,720$22.46
25th percentile$49,510
Median$58,810$28.28
75th percentile$62,670
90th percentile$72,060$34.64
Mean$57,960$27.87

Light truck drivers

450 employed in St. George, UT, median $43,600 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$30,180$14.51
25th percentile$34,800
Median$43,600$20.96
75th percentile$51,070
90th percentile$74,990$36.06
Mean$47,020$22.61

Driver/sales workers

390 employed in St. George, UT, median $26,000 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$21,150$10.17
25th percentile$21,150
Median$26,000$12.50
75th percentile$49,210
90th percentile$54,030$25.98
Mean$33,990$16.34

Industrial truck and tractor operators

340 employed in St. George, UT, median $48,720 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$37,660$18.11
25th percentile$46,300
Median$48,720$23.42
75th percentile$54,480
90th percentile$59,730$28.72
Mean$50,010$24.04

Dispatchers, except police, fire and ambulance

270 employed in St. George, UT, median $49,970 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$39,820$19.14
25th percentile$49,910
Median$49,970$24.02
75th percentile$61,860
90th percentile$61,860$29.74
Mean$51,910$24.96

First-line supervisors of transportation and material moving workers

380 employed in St. George, UT, median $57,220 a year.

MeasurePer yearPer hour
10th percentile$40,910$19.67
25th percentile$46,760
Median$57,220$27.51
75th percentile$72,660
90th percentile$84,490$40.62
Mean$60,850$29.25

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.