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The Mid-South freight market is booming. Secure your Class A CDL through a Memphis-based motor carrier and start your career debt-free.
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The Memphis Trucking Market
Memphis is an absolute powerhouse in the logistics sector, anchored by the FedEx World Hub and its strategic position on the Mississippi River. The city has one of the highest concentrations of logistics workers in the country. New drivers in Memphis benefit from a massive volume of Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) and dedicated truckload freight moving along the I-40 corridor between the East Coast and the Southwest.
The presence of the FedEx World Hub guarantees 24/7 freight movement and steady miles year-round.
Local Market Stats:
- Average Starting Pay: $73,000 - $80,000
- Key Freight Corridors: I-40, I-55, US 78
Training Facilities Near Memphis
There are multiple carrier terminals and approved private academies actively operating within a 50‑mile radius of the Memphis metro area. Because class sizes are strictly capped by the DOT, available seats fill up rapidly.
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Active Programs in Memphis
We are currently tracking 2 programs actively recruiting from Memphis.
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