Side view of the Wilson Logistics red, white and blue veterans tribute truck with the Wilson Logistics door decal, and a veteran driver standing beside a Wilson truck
Seek A Career in Transportation

Make The Transition to the Trucking Industry

Veterans and service members make excellent professional drivers. Military service demands discipline, mental and physical stamina, communication skills, and teamwork, and every one of those skills carries over into trucking. Your experience with large vehicles has already prepared you to be an attentive, safe professional driver, which makes veteran truck driving jobs a natural next step after service.

Military Apprenticeship Program

Prepare for success as you transition from military life to civilian life

Wilson Logistics is a registered sponsor for the U.S. Department of Labor’s Military Apprenticeship Program. Our 15-month apprenticeship provides ongoing, on-the-job learning, so you keep building skills long after you earn your CDL.

Get Started With Our CDL Training Program

Our CDL training for veterans is built around the benefits you’ve already earned.

  1. You can use your Post-9/11 GI Bill or Montgomery GI Bill benefits to train for and receive your Class A commercial driver’s license (CDL), which makes GI Bill CDL training one of the most practical ways to put those benefits to work.
  2. In the OJL (on-the-job learning) apprenticeship program, you may qualify to earn up to $1,335 monthly, tax free, in addition to your professional driver wages.
  3. After 21 days of learning, you can obtain a Class A CDL and begin a lucrative career in the transportation industry.
Wilson Logistics Backs You

Steering Veteran Drivers Toward Success

We’re proud to honor past and present service members. You’ll get support as you transition to civilian life and step into CDL jobs for veterans that reward the work ethic and tenacity you built in uniform. That drive gives you a leg up from day one!

Longevity Incentive

Mileage-based company drivers earn a $10,000 longevity incentive every 60 months of uninterrupted service.

Referral Incentive

Get rewarded for bringing drivers to Wilson Logistics. You earn an incentive when the driver you referred gets their first dispatch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. You can use your Post-9/11 GI Bill or Montgomery GI Bill benefits to train for and receive your Class A CDL with Wilson Logistics. GI Bill CDL training lets you put the benefits you earned in service toward a new career on the road. A recruiter can help you confirm your eligibility before you start.

Wilson Logistics is a registered sponsor for the U.S. Department of Labor’s Military Apprenticeship Program. Our 15-month apprenticeship provides ongoing, on-the-job learning after you earn your CDL. Through the OJL apprenticeship, you may qualify to earn up to $1,335 monthly, tax free, in addition to your professional driver wages.

Through our CDL training for veterans, you can obtain a Class A CDL after 21 days of learning. From there, you move into the on-the-job portion of the apprenticeship and start your professional driving career.

Mileage-based company drivers earn a $10,000 longevity incentive every 60 months of uninterrupted service. Drivers can also earn a referral incentive when a driver they refer to Wilson Logistics gets their first dispatch. Those rewards make our veteran truck driving jobs a long-term career, not just a first job after service.

Apply to Be A Truck Driver

Take the Next Road Ahead. Make your career move. Apply online or reach out to a recruiter to get started.