Driving Jobs in Chicago, IL — Immediate Openings

As of September 2026, there are 40+ open driving positions in Chicago, IL. Current pay ranges from $14 to $137,500 per year. Top hiring areas include Delivery Driver, Cdl Driver and Part Time. New roles are posted daily — listings on this page are verified and updated regularly.

Atlas Van Lines

CDL A Household Goods Mover Truck Driver

Chicago, IL

$95,200 - $123,200

Stevens Trucking

CDL A Livestock Hauler Truck Driver - Cattle Transport

Chicago, IL

$74,800 - $101,200

AAA Roadside

CDL B Tow Truck Driver - Heavy Duty Recovery

Chicago, IL

$24 - $35

Waste Management

CDL B Garbage Truck Driver - Residential Refuse

Chicago, IL

$27 - $36

Cersosimo Lumber Company

CDL A Log Truck Driver - Forestry Hauler

Chicago, IL

$23 - $30

Heavy Legacy LLC

CDL A Frac Sand Driver - Oilfield West Texas

Chicago, IL

$99,000 - $137,500

SCC Concrete

CDL B Truck Driver - Ready Mix Concrete Mixer

Chicago, IL

$32 - $41

Staker Parson Companies

CDL A Dump Truck Driver - Local Aggregate Hauling

Chicago, IL

$24 - $30

Old Dominion Freight Line

CDL A Truck Driver - LTL Pickup and Delivery

Chicago, IL

$72,800 - $86,450

J.B. Hunt Intermodal

CDL A Truck Driver - Intermodal Container Drayage

Chicago, IL

$78,750 - $99,750

Regional Expedite Logistics

Evening Role:Driver Opportunity(Chicago)

Chicago, IL

$3,500 - $6,000

Urban Pedal Logistics

(Chicago)Part-Time:Driver Opportunity

Chicago, IL

$2,500 - $4,500

Driving Jobs in Chicago — FAQ

How many driving jobs are available in Chicago, IL right now?
There are currently 40+ open driving positions in Chicago, IL. These include delivery drivers, CDL truck drivers, couriers, bus drivers, DSP drivers, and local route positions. New jobs are added daily.
How much do driving jobs pay in Chicago?
Driving job pay in Chicago varies by role: Delivery drivers earn $18–$25/hr, CDL truck drivers $55K–$90K+/year, couriers $16–$22/hr, and bus drivers $20–$30/hr. Night and weekend routes often pay premium rates.
Can I get a driving job with no experience in Chicago?
Yes. Many delivery driver, courier, and DSP positions in Chicago require no prior experience and provide paid training. Delivery driver positions require a valid driver's license but no CDL. Some carriers offer free CDL training programs.
What schedules do driving jobs offer in Chicago?
Driving jobs in Chicago offer flexible schedules: day routes (6 AM–4 PM), evening routes (1 PM–10 PM), overnight/line haul (6 PM–6 AM), and weekend-only schedules (Fri–Sun or Sat–Mon). Part-time and gig-style shifts are also available. Overnight and weekend routes typically pay premium rates.
What benefits do driving jobs offer in Chicago?
Benefits vary by employer, but many driving positions in Chicago offer: health, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) or retirement plans; paid time off; sign-on bonuses; weekly or daily pay; company-provided vehicles for delivery positions; and CDL training assistance from select employers.
How much do drivers take home after taxes in Chicago?
Your take-home pay as a driver in Chicago depends on your pay rate, hours worked, and state tax rate. For example, a delivery driver earning $22/hr in a no-tax state like Texas takes home about $750/week, while in California it's closer to $670/week after state tax.
Are driving companies hiring immediately in Chicago?
Yes, many driving positions in Chicago are hiring immediately with start dates within 1–2 weeks of applying. Delivery driver and courier roles often offer same-week start dates. Browse the 40+ listings above and apply directly.

Last updated: September 09, 2026