Best CDL & Trucking Schools in District of Columbia (2025)

Updated November 7, 2025 | Brad Fishbein Table of Contents

Compare cdl & trucking schools across District of Columbia. Below you’ll find a quick salary snapshot and nearby training programs.

District of Columbia CDL & Trucking Schools Salary Snapshot

District of Columbia
District of Columbia Median Pay $63,610 $30.58 per hour
U.S. Median Pay $57,440 $27.62 per hour
Data Year: 2024 Source: BLS OEWS

Why Choose CDL & Trucking Schools in District of Columbia?

  • Hands-on labs that align to industry certifications.
  • Strong demand across construction, maintenance, and manufacturing.
  • Mix of public colleges and private institutes statewide.
  • Pathways into apprenticeships and employer partnerships.

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District of Columbia CDL & Trucking Schools Salary & Job Outlook

Based on BLS occupation: Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers (53-3032)
Data Year: 2024 • District of Columbia

Median Pay (2024) $63,610 $30.58 per hour

Mean Pay (2024)

$66,740 per year $32.09 per hour

Wage Percentiles

10th Percentile $50,580

$24.32 per hour

25th Percentile $59,160

$28.44 per hour

75th Percentile $76,770

$36.91 per hour

90th Percentile $90,170

$43.35 per hour

District of Columbia vs U.S.

Median Wage +10.7%
$63,610

$30.58 per hour

Mean Wage +14.3%
$66,740

$32.09 per hour

Percent difference vs U.S.

Employment Outlook

2024 830

Employment: 830 jobs

Additional Details

Employment per 1,000 Jobs
1.17
Employment RSE
7.0%
Total Employment (BLS sample)
830 jobs

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024. www.bls.gov/oes

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