Dedicated Routes Jobs in Georgia
Browse dedicated trucking positions across Georgia with top carriers hiring now.
Average Pay
$52,000 - $76,000
Demand Level
Very High
Top Carriers
5+ Hiring
Key Cities
5+ Markets
Dedicated Trucking in Georgia
Georgia's growing warehouse and distribution landscape makes it a hotspot for dedicated routes. Amazon, Walmart, and major grocery chains operate extensive dedicated fleets serving the Southeast. Demand for dedicated drivers in Georgia is very high, with many accounts offering weekly home time and consistent weekly pay.
Top Companies Hiring Dedicated Drivers in GA
Heartland Express
Schneider National
US Xpress (Knight-Swift)
UPS (Tractor-Trailer Division)
Driving jobs we are recruiting for in Georgia
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Dump Truck & Hotshot Flatbed Driver
Based on experience · Discussed on the call
OTR Dry Van Driver
$53,000 - $75,000/year · Out 2–3 weeks
OTR Reefer Driver
$58,000 - $82,000/year · Out 2–3 weeks
OTR Flatbed Driver
$59,500 - $84,000/year · Out 1–2 weeks
OTR Step Deck Driver
$60,500 - $85,500/year · Out 1–2 weeks
OTR Tanker Driver
$61,000 - $86,500/year · Out 1–2 weeks
OTR Hazmat Driver
$62,500 - $88,500/year · Out 1–2 weeks
OTR Car Hauler Driver
$64,000 - $90,000/year · Out 2–3 weeks
OTR Oversized Driver
$67,000 - $94,500/year · Out 2–3 weeks
Regional Intermodal Driver
$54,000 - $76,500/year · Home weekly
Local Box Truck Driver
$44,500 - $63,000/year · Home daily
Regional Dump Truck Driver
$50,500 - $71,500/year · Home most nights
Local Cement Mixer Driver
$51,000 - $72,000/year · Home daily
OTR Hotshot Driver
$55,500 - $78,000/year · Out 1–2 weeks
Regional Less Than Truckload Driver
$56,500 - $79,500/year · Home weekly
OTR Power Only Driver
$53,000 - $75,000/year · Out 2–3 weeks
Local Straight Truck Driver
$43,500 - $61,500/year · Home daily
Top Cities for Dedicated Jobs in Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia
Savannah
Georgia
Augusta
Georgia
Macon
Georgia
Columbus
Georgia
Key Freight Routes in Georgia
I-75 (Atlanta to Florida)
I-85 (Atlanta to Charlotte)
I-16 (Macon to Savannah port)
Requirements for Dedicated Driving in GA
- Valid CDL-A license
- 6+ months to 1 year CDL-A experience (varies by account)
- Clean MVR and safety record
- DOT physical card
- Reliability and punctuality (dedicated accounts have strict schedules)
- Customer service skills for shipper interactions
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Dedicated Trucking Jobs in Georgia — FAQs
How much do dedicated truck drivers make in Georgia?
Dedicated truck drivers in Georgia earn $52,000 - $76,000 annually, depending on experience, endorsements, and carrier. While base pay in Georgia is near the national average, the lower cost of living means take-home pay stretches further than in coastal states. Sign-on bonuses are widely advertised in this market, but the amount, the qualifying period and the clawback terms differ by carrier — read the offer letter rather than the recruiting ad, and ask when the money actually lands.
What dedicated accounts are available in Georgia?
Georgia has dedicated accounts with major retailers, grocery chains, and manufacturers. Large carriers like Schneider, J.B. Hunt, and Werner operate dedicated divisions in GA serving accounts including Walmart, Amazon, and regional grocery distributors. Dedicated positions in Georgia typically offer weekly home time and consistent miles.
Are trucking companies in Georgia hiring dedicated drivers in 2026?
Yes — dedicated driver demand in Georgia is very high heading into 2026. Georgia is one of the top hiring markets for dedicated drivers, with multiple carriers offering sign-on bonuses, increased CPM rates, and accelerated hiring processes. Check individual carrier listings for current openings and application requirements in GA.