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XPO

Greenwich, CTFleet: 13,000+ tractors

About XPO

XPO is one of the largest LTL (less-than-truckload) carriers in North America following its separation from GXO Logistics. The company has a vast terminal network and offers drivers local and regional routes with consistent home time.

Key Information

Pay Range

$60,000 - $95,000

Min Experience

1 year CDL-A

Fleet Size

13,000+ tractors

Headquarters

Greenwich, CT

Job Types Available

LocalRegionalLTL

Driver Benefits

  • Competitive LTL pay with hourly and mileage options
  • Medical, dental, and vision
  • Pension plan and 401(k)
  • Paid time off
  • Home daily for most positions

Where XPO runs

XPO is strongest in Connecticut, Ohio and California. If you want to be domiciled in one of those, this is a carrier worth a call; if you do not, check that they have a terminal near you before applying.

Their freight leans toward LTL, last-mile, supply chain, which is what shapes the day-to-day: the equipment you are on, whether you touch the freight, and how predictable the schedule is.

On pay. We do not publish a salary for XPO, because we have no source for one that is specific to them. For scale, heavy and tractor-trailer drivers nationally earn an annual mean of $59,710 per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) (May 2025). What this carrier pays sits above or below that depending on division, lane and experience — their own posting is the place to get it.

Pay & Benefits

Overall Pay

$60,000 - $95,000

Pay Schedule

Weekly direct deposit

Sign-On Bonus

Up to $10,000 for experienced LTL drivers in select markets

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XPO Driver Review

Read our in-depth 2026 review covering pay breakdown, home time policy, equipment, training programs, hiring requirements, and honest pros & cons.

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