In California, Class B commercial drivers with air brakes endorsement typically earn an average of $45,000 to $60,000 annually, depending on experience and location. Salaries may vary in other states, with those in high demand areas generally earning more. Keep an eye on job boards such as Jobcase, Indeed, and TruckingTruth for the latest job opportunities in your desired location. And a clean driving record can help you negotiate a higher salary during job interviews. Good luck with your job search!

And along with Class A drivers your are treated worse than rodents. No respect for your personal needs i.e. sleep, meals, showers, home time. Been in the field as a Class A driver coast-to-coast and dispatchers go home to family, hot meals, showers, and rest/relaxation while you are stuck out on the road with dispatchers on your back about not getting loads to there destinations quick enough. And people wonder why there are so many accidents involving trucks. Not only that but the general publics total disregard to what a unit of that size can and can't do-like stop on a dime when some dumb... pull directly in front of you and then slams on their brakes. Give them room people they are only doing what they can.