Below are the most recent median salaries for truck drivers, by state. Again, with no other considerations, you should expect to make the most money as a truck driver living in Washington, D.C., and the least in Hawaii.
Alabama - $52,000
Alaska - $37,000
Arizona - $42,000
Arkansas - $52,000
California - $55,000
Colorado - $45,000
Connecticut - $59,000
Delaware - $45,000
D.C. - $64,000
Florida - $47,000
Georgia - $58,000
Hawaii - $31,000
Idaho - $33,000
Illinois - $58,000
Indiana - $49,000
Iowa - $50,000
Kansas - $47,000
Kentucky - $44,000
Louisiana - $46,000
Maine - $45,000
Maryland - $52,000
Massachusetts - $51,000
Michigan - $52,000
Minnesota - $45,000
Mississippi - $53,000
Missouri - $50,000
Montana - $43,000
Nebraska - $37,000
Nevada - $39,000
N. Hampshire - $50,000
New Jersey - $55,000
New Mexico - $44,000
New York - $62,000
North Carolina - $49,000
North Dakota - $45,000
Ohio - $49,000
Oklahoma - $47,000
Oregon - $49,000
Pennsylvania - $49,000
Rhode Island - $46,000
South Carolina - $50,000
South Dakota - $38,000
Tennessee - $47,000
Texas - $49,000
Utah - $40,000
Vermont - $45,000
Virginia - $51,000
Washington - $53,000
West Virginia - $48,000
Wisconsin - $45,000
Wyoming - $42,000
Hmm ...
Truck Driver Salaries - US Mean Average