Truck Driver Jobs in Warwick, RI
Find driving jobs in the Warwick area. CDL and non-CDL positions available. Average driver pay: $56,000 - $85,000.
Warwick Driver Job Market
Avg Driver Pay
$56,000
to $85,000
Job Demand
Moderate Demand
Major Employers
4
carriers hiring
Key Corridors
3
freight routes
Driving in Warwick
Warwick straddles I-95 and I-295 at the geographic center of Rhode Island, making it the state's logistics sweet spot. T.F. Green International Airport generates air cargo trucking demand, and the Route 2 (Bald Hill Road) commercial corridor is lined with distribution points. The Jefferson Boulevard industrial area near the airport handles most of the city's warehouse operations. Drivers appreciate Warwick because you can reach any point in Rhode Island within 30 minutes and the Boston and Connecticut markets within an hour. The I-95/I-295 interchange at Exit 12 is the primary junction — it flows well outside rush hours but stacks up 4-6 PM.
Warwick Trucking Market Intelligence
Population
82K city (part of Providence metro)
Cost of Living
5% above national average
Diesel Prices
Diesel prices match Providence metro rates — about $0
Weekly Miles
Local: 400-800
Industries Driving Freight in Warwick
Best Equipment Types for Warwick
Box truck — airport cargo delivery and last-mile e-commerce
Sprinter/cargo van — expedited freight from T.F. Green
Dry van — retail distribution along the Route 2 corridor
Reefer — food service supply to Rhode Island's hospitality industry
Market Outlook
Stable — T.F. Green Airport is expanding cargo operations as a Boston-Logan overflow option. New warehouse development along Jefferson Boulevard and the Route 37 corridor continues. Amazon last-mile delivery stations have added box truck demand.
Warwick's central location in Rhode Island plus easy I-95/I-295 access means you can handle deliveries across the entire state from one home base — ideal for box truck and sprinter van operators.
Major Employers in Warwick
These carriers and logistics companies are actively hiring CDL-A, CDL-B, and non-CDL drivers in the Warwick area.
Freight Corridors Near Warwick
These corridors provide consistent freight for drivers based in and around Warwick.
Driver Logistics in Warwick
Weather & Seasonal Factors
Similar to Providence — coastal nor'easters bring heavy wet snow. The I-95 corridor through Warwick is well-maintained but the Route 117 and Post Road overpasses ice up quickly. Narragansett Bay proximity means salt air corrosion on equipment is a real maintenance factor.
Truck Parking
Minimal dedicated truck parking. The Comfort Inn lot on Jefferson Boulevard tolerates overnight parking for a fee. Most drivers stage at the TA in Seekonk, MA or park at delivery locations with permission. Airport cargo area has short-term staging.
Local Restrictions
Airport cargo zone requires TSA security screening for drivers. No trucks over 5 tons on residential streets off Warwick Avenue. Route 113 (West Shore Road) bridge has a posted weight limit of 36 tons.
Nearby Trucking Hubs
- Providence, RI (10 mi via I-95)
- Fall River, MA (20 mi via I-195)
- Boston, MA (60 mi via I-95)
- New London, CT (65 mi via I-95)
Typical Weekly Miles from Warwick
Local
400-800
Regional
1,500-1,900
OTR
2,300-2,700
Available Positions by Equipment
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Truck Driver Jobs in Warwick — FAQ
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How many truck driver jobs are available in Warwick?
Warwick is a medium-demand market for truck drivers with a metro population of 82K city (part of Providence metro). Major employers in the area include T.F. Green Airport Freight, Amazon, Citizens Bank Logistics, UPS Ground. Key freight corridors like I-95 South Corridor keep loads moving consistently. Across Rhode Island, there are approximately 5,500+ active truck drivers. Stable — T.F. Green Airport is expanding cargo operations as a Boston-Logan overflow option. New warehouse development along Jefferson Boulevard and the Route 37 corridor continues. Amazon last-mile delivery stations have added box truck demand.
How much do truck drivers earn in Warwick, RI?
Truck drivers in the Warwick area typically earn $56,000 - $85,000 annually, depending on equipment type, experience, and routes. The cost of living in Warwick is 5% above national average, meaning your take-home pay stretches further here. The statewide average for Rhode Island is $52,000 - $74,000. Actual earnings depend on your equipment, lane selection, and weekly miles. Typical weekly miles: Local: 400-800 | Regional: 1,500-1,900 | OTR: 2,300-2,700.
Who are the major trucking employers in Warwick?
Major carriers and logistics companies hiring in Warwick include T.F. Green Airport Freight, Amazon, Citizens Bank Logistics, UPS Ground. These companies hire CDL-A, CDL-B, and non-CDL drivers for a variety of positions — from local delivery to OTR routes. Key industries driving freight demand include airport freight and logistics and retail distribution. O Trucking connects you with loads from these carriers and many others, letting you choose which freight to haul.
What freight corridors run through Warwick?
Key freight corridors near Warwick include I-95 South Corridor, I-295 West Bay Route, RI-2 South County Route. These routes carry manufacturing and healthcare freight and provide consistent load availability for local, regional, and OTR drivers. Nearby trucking hubs include Providence, RI (10 mi via I-95) and Fall River, MA (20 mi via I-195), giving you multiple directional options for outbound loads.
Where can I get CDL training near Warwick?
CDL training facilities near Warwick include CCRI CDL Program - Warwick and NETTTS - Warwick. Most CDL-A programs take 3-7 weeks to complete and cost $3,000-7,000. Some programs offer financing or payment plans. Once you have your CDL, apply with O Trucking and start driving within 48 hours — no weeks of mandatory orientation.
Do I need to live in Warwick to drive here?
No — your CDL works in all 50 states, and many drivers based elsewhere run loads into and out of Warwick. However, living near Warwick gives you access to local routes (home nightly) and lets you build relationships with area shippers and receivers. Warwick's cost of living is 5% above national average, which is worth factoring into your decision. If Warwick isn't your home base, we can still match you with freight that routes through the area.
What equipment types are in demand in Warwick?
The top equipment types for Warwick are: Box truck, Sprinter/cargo van, Dry van, Reefer. Box truck — airport cargo delivery and last-mile e-commerce. The manufacturing sector drives specialized equipment demand. Tell us your equipment type and we'll show you what's available.
What's the truck parking situation in Warwick?
Minimal dedicated truck parking. The Comfort Inn lot on Jefferson Boulevard tolerates overnight parking for a fee. Most drivers stage at the TA in Seekonk, MA or park at delivery locations with permission. Airport cargo area has short-term staging. Diesel prices match Providence metro rates — about $0.05-0.10/gal above national average. The gas stations along Post Road (Route 1) tend to be cheaper than the I-95 interchange stations.
Are there any truck route restrictions in Warwick?
Airport cargo zone requires TSA security screening for drivers. No trucks over 5 tons on residential streets off Warwick Avenue. Route 113 (West Shore Road) bridge has a posted weight limit of 36 tons. Always check local signage for recent changes, especially in construction zones.
What's the weather like for trucking in Warwick?
Similar to Providence — coastal nor'easters bring heavy wet snow. The I-95 corridor through Warwick is well-maintained but the Route 117 and Post Road overpasses ice up quickly. Narragansett Bay proximity means salt air corrosion on equipment is a real maintenance factor. Plan your routes and schedule around these seasonal patterns for the best experience driving out of Warwick.
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