A look at 2024’s driver pay hot spots and other trends in late 2024 as wage changes show some signs of life 

Driver pay in the final months of 2024 has seen its largest year-over-year gains throughout 2024, albeit those gains still remain sluggish, according to current data in The National Transportation Institute’s National Survey of Driver Wages. Per-mile wages across experience levels — 1 year, 3 years, max experience, and cap earners — rose a percentage point from the same time in 2023. Those gains build on the late summer momentum NTI reported in September. 

The Age of Engagement: How to use meaningful conversations to propel your fleet’s culture around driver recruiting and retention

There’s’ no way around it: Change is hard. Not just managing and navigating change in the myriad of ways it flies at us, but also actively trying to promote change within our organizations to propel success in the areas we seek. Enter — Spark Change Labs. Leah Shaver, NTI President & CEO, in this episode of Taking the Hire Road chats with Beth Potratz and Leigh Sauter about their passion for solving the supply-chain industry’s staffing challenges with accessible webinars and live events

Summer thaw: Driver wages at for-hire fleets see most momentum so far in 2024

Despite the freight market malaise and 2024’s overall sluggish pay movement, the summer months did bring the most movement to driver wages so far this year, according to the latest data from NTI’s National Survey of Driver Wages. Here’s what the latest data shows around per-mile pay, pay be experience level, market-level data, and more.