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OK — 2026 Rankings

Best Trucking Companies in Oklahoma

8 top-ranked carriers hiring in Oklahoma. Compare pay, hiring status, and find the right fit for your driving career.

Oklahoma Trucking Market Overview

Oklahoma's trucking market is heavily influenced by the oil and gas industry, with Groendyke Transport headquartered in Enid and major petroleum hauling operations across the state. The intersection of I-35 (north-south), I-40 (east-west), and I-44 (northeast diagonal) in Oklahoma City makes the state a natural freight crossroads. Wind energy installation has added oversized load opportunities, while the low cost of living makes trucker pay go further here.

Top 8 Companies in Oklahoma

1

Groendyke is headquartered in Enid, OK, and dominates the state's petroleum and chemical tanker market with the highest pay rates.

Best for: HazMat tanker
2

Knight-Swift runs heavy I-35, I-40, and I-44 corridor freight through Oklahoma with positions at all experience levels.

Best for: All experience levels
3

Schneider's tanker and bulk divisions serve Oklahoma's energy sector with dedicated petroleum and chemical hauling.

Best for: Tanker & bulk
4

Heartland's central U.S. focus means Oklahoma drivers enjoy shorter hauls and more consistent home time.

Best for: Home weekly
5

FedEx Freight's Oklahoma City and Tulsa terminals serve the state's energy and distribution freight with reliable LTL positions.

Best for: LTL drivers
6

ODFL's Oklahoma service centers offer premium LTL pay at the junction of three major interstate corridors.

Best for: Premium LTL
7

Landstar connects owner-operators with Oklahoma's oil field equipment, flatbed, and heavy haul freight.

Best for: Owner-operators
8

Werner provides OTR and dedicated positions through Oklahoma's I-35 corridor for newer drivers building experience.

Best for: New drivers

How to read this page. The ranking is our own editorial assessment of how each carrier serves drivers in Oklahoma, based on the lanes, terminals and freight described in each entry. The pay figure is not ours: heavy and tractor-trailer drivers in Oklahoma earn an annual mean of $57,670 per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) (May 2025). That covers employed company drivers statewide — not owner-operators, whom the survey excludes — and individual carriers pay above and below it. We publish no per-carrier salary because we have no source for one, and we do not track live vacancy counts: for what is open today, check the carrier's own careers page.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Trucking in Oklahoma

What is the best trucking company to work for in Oklahoma?

Based on our 2026 rankings, Groendyke Transport ranks #1 in Oklahoma. They earned the top spot because of what they run there: Groendyke is headquartered in Enid, OK, and dominates the state's petroleum and chemical tanker market with the highest pay rates. We do not publish a pay figure per carrier — we have no source for one — so check the carrier's own posting for what the seat pays. The best choice for you depends on your experience level, preferred driving type, and home time needs.

How much do truck drivers make in Oklahoma?

Heavy and tractor-trailer drivers in Oklahoma earn an annual mean of $57,670, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) (May 2025). That is the figure for employed company drivers across the whole state; owner-operators are not in it, because the survey covers employer payrolls only. Individual carriers pay above and below it, and specialised work — tanker, HazMat, oversize — pays more. The state's top industries — Oil & Gas, Wind Energy Equipment, Agriculture (Wheat, Cattle) — shape which kinds of driving pay best.

Which trucking companies should I apply to in Oklahoma?

Start with the carriers ranked on this page — Groendyke Transport, Knight-Swift Transportation, Schneider National and the rest of the list all run real freight in Oklahoma, and each entry says what it is best suited to. We do not track live vacancy counts for other carriers, so check the company's own careers page for what is open today. If you would rather one conversation than nine applications, send us your details and we will work the list with you.