CareerOneStop: Truck Driver Career Planning, Training Resources and Contact Guide

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CareerOneStop: Truck Driver Career Planning, Training Resources and Contact Guide

CareerOneStop is a career-exploration, training and job-search resource sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. Company drivers, prospective CDL students and people changing careers can use its tools to research occupations, compare local wage information and locate workforce assistance.

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About CareerOneStop

The website brings career information and search tools together with links to local workforce services. It is part of the public workforce-resource network, rather than a trucking employer or a school. Its related websites include GetMyFuture and mySkills myFuture, which support different stages of career exploration and skill transfer.

Tools and services relevant to drivers

  • Occupation profiles: Research duties, skills, preparation and employment information for a driving or logistics career.
  • Salary tools: Compare wage information by occupation and location and review the source year before using an estimate.
  • Training resources: Local Training Finder, Scholarship Finder, License Finder and Certification Finder.
  • Job search: Job Finder, employer research, a resume guide and a practice job-application tool.
  • Skill transfer: Skills Matcher and mySkills myFuture for exploring occupations related to previous work experience.
  • Veteran resources: Veterans Job Matcher and military-transition career information.
  • Local support: Workforce-service and American Job Center search resources.

Verified contact details

  • Website and related-site service center: info@careeronestop.org.
  • Employment or training help: 1-877-872-5627 (1-877-US2-JOBS). This helpline provides information about career services, laid-off-worker assistance and finding local workforce centers.
  • Employment-help TTY: 1-877-889-5627.
  • mySkills myFuture help: 1-877-348-0502; TTY 1-877-348-0501. These are published on that related site’s contact page.
  • Online questions: CareerOneStop contact form.
  • In-person assistance and addresses: Use Find Local Help to identify the workforce center serving your area and its current address and phone number.
  • Dedicated service-center street address, fax and current phone hours: Not published on the current CareerOneStop contact page reviewed. Ask the service center before mailing material or assuming telephone hours.

The sponsor is the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. DOL’s department address is 200 Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20210; it is not presented here as the CareerOneStop service-center mailing destination. For a local appointment, use the address listed for the individual workforce office.

Using CareerOneStop to explore CDL training

  1. Search for the occupation and the geographic area where you expect to work.
  2. Use the training finder to identify potential programs and then contact the school directly.
  3. Ask your local workforce center about eligibility for training assistance and which providers or programs it can support.
  4. Confirm the full training cost, equipment, schedule, licensing tests, prerequisites and any employment or repayment agreement.
  5. Check licensing and required training through the relevant state agency and official motor-carrier resources.

A training, scholarship or certification listing is a starting point for research. It does not guarantee admission, funding, license issuance or employment. Ask the organization responsible for the specific program to verify eligibility and current availability.

Using wage and job tools effectively

Choose the correct occupation rather than assuming every truck-driving role is included in one category. Note whether the displayed amount is hourly or annual and record the data year. When comparing a carrier offer, ask how paid miles, detention, unloading, bonuses and benefits are handled. Wage statistics describe a group of jobs, while an offer depends on its account, duties and compensation terms.

For a career change, use the skill tools to identify transferable experience, then compare training requirements and actual openings. The tools can help organize options; contact the hiring employer to verify the position and application process.

Support and privacy

Use the service-center email for a website problem and include the tool name, relevant page and a concise description. The official contact form recommends leaving out unnecessary personal details, especially Social Security numbers. Use a workforce center’s designated process when it needs documentation for a specific service.

Official references

Official sources checked October 9, 2026. Independent informational profile by CompanyDriver.TV. Names and marks belong to their owners. Contact details and services can change. Referral UTM tags identify directory traffic and do not imply an affiliate relationship.