Best Trucking Companies in Wyoming
8 top-ranked carriers hiring in Wyoming. Compare pay, hiring status, and find the right fit for your driving career.
Wyoming Trucking Market Overview
Wyoming's trucking market is driven by energy (oil, natural gas, coal, wind), mining (trona, bentonite), and the state's position on the I-80 transcontinental corridor. The I-80 stretch through southern Wyoming is one of the most wind-affected freight routes in the country, with regular closures during winter storms. Drivers with mountain and winter experience command premium pay. The state has no income tax, improving net take-home.
Top 8 Companies in Wyoming
Anderson's heavy haul and specialized divisions serve Wyoming's wind energy, mining, and oil field sectors with premium rates.
Groendyke hauls petroleum and chemical tanker freight from Wyoming's oil fields and refineries at premium HazMat rates.
Knight-Swift covers Wyoming's I-80 and I-25 corridors with OTR positions connecting to Denver and Salt Lake City.
Schneider runs tanker and bulk freight for Wyoming's coal, trona, and petroleum industries.
Landstar connects owner-operators with Wyoming's oversized wind turbine, mining equipment, and oil field freight.
Werner, based in nearby Omaha, serves Wyoming's distribution needs with dedicated and OTR freight.
FedEx Freight serves Wyoming's population centers with LTL freight carrying premium rural delivery rates.
Crete Carrier provides dry van freight service through Wyoming's I-80 corridor.
How to read this page. The ranking is our own editorial assessment of how each carrier serves drivers in Wyoming, based on the lanes, terminals and freight described in each entry. The pay figure is not ours: heavy and tractor-trailer drivers in Wyoming earn an annual mean of $63,180 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 Wyoming
What is the best trucking company to work for in Wyoming?
Based on our 2026 rankings, Anderson Trucking Service ranks #1 in Wyoming. They earned the top spot because of what they run there: Anderson's heavy haul and specialized divisions serve Wyoming's wind energy, mining, and oil field sectors with premium 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 Wyoming?
Heavy and tractor-trailer drivers in Wyoming earn an annual mean of $63,180, 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 — Coal Mining (Powder River Basin), Oil & Gas, Wind Energy — shape which kinds of driving pay best.
Which trucking companies should I apply to in Wyoming?
Start with the carriers ranked on this page — Anderson Trucking Service, Groendyke Transport, Knight-Swift Transportation and the rest of the list all run real freight in Wyoming, 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.