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Average Salary Number of Jobs 2021 Projected Growth 2021-2026  \n$48, 026 2 , 015 9%(177 Jobs)  \nIn 2020, the median compensation for CDL-A Truck Drivers in Solano County, CA is $23.09/hr. Based on the national median wage of $22.54/hr for this position, this means you will spend about 2% more to employ CDL-A Truck Drivers here. However, their actual purchasing power will be 23% less than the national median when we adjust for regional cost of living (which is 32% higher than average). This may make it harder to attract talent to the region at this price.  \nIndustry Educational Attainment Breakdown  \nLess than HS Diploma High School Diploma Some College Associate's Degree Bachelor's Degree  \n47.5%  \n0 10 20 30 40  \nConcerning Educational Attainment  \n18.7% of Solano County, CA residents possess a Bachelor's Degree (1.3% below the national average)  \n10.4% hold an Associate's Degree (1.8% above the national average)  \nSolano County Gender Breakdown  \nWomen  \nMen  \n50.3%  \n49.7%  \nWomen  \nMen  \nOccupation Gender Breakdown  \n 5.4%  \n94.6%  \n0 25 50 0 20 40 60 80  \nSolano County Breakdown  \nWhite  \nAsian Hispanic/Latino Black/Africa… Two or More… Hawaiian/Pa… Native India…  \n37.2%  \nOccupation Race/Ethnicity Breakdown  \nWhite Asian Hispanic/Latino  \nBlack/African American Two or More Races Hawaiian/PaciØc Islander Native Indian/Alaskan  \n0 20 0 10 20 30 40  \nWhere Class A Truck Drivers Work  \nSpecialized Freight Trucking General Freight Trucking Specialty Trade Contractors Road Transportation Waste Collection  \nUtility System Construction Other  \n29.0%  \n27.0%  \n3. 9%  \n3.3%  \n2.7%  \n2.2%  \n32.0%  \nIn-Demand Hard Skills  \nFlatbed Truck Operation Reefer Truck Operation Dry Van Truck Operation Truckload Shipping  \nOver-the-Road Driving Collision Avoidance Systems Palletiz ing  \nIn-Demand Common Skills  \nGood Driving Record Valid Driver's License Loading & Unloading Communications Customer Service Teaching Management  \nFor more data information, please contact:  \nMatt Moon-Bailey  \nIndustry & Community Engagement Specialist  \n[mmoonbailey@solanowdb.org](mmoonbailey@solanowdb.org)  \nData provided by","cbCaii8XFCoWDyi5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii8XFCoWDyi5","pdf",207321,"English","# Compensation and Hiring Context\n## 2021 Jobs and Projected Growth (2021-2026)\n# Education, Gender, and Race/Ethnicity\n## Educational Attainment Breakdown\n## Gender and Occupation Breakdown\n## Solano County Race/Ethnicity Breakdown\n# Where They Work and Skills\n## Industry Work Settings\n## In-Demand Hard Skills\n## In-Demand Common Skills","[{\"question\":\"What is the median compensation for CDL-A truck drivers in Solano County, CA in 2020?\",\"answer\":\"The median compensation is $23.09/hr for CDL-A truck drivers in Solano County, CA in 2020.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Solano County compare with the national median wage for this occupation?\",\"answer\":\"The local median wage is slightly higher than the national median, but the document notes purchasing power will be lower after adjusting for a higher regional cost of living.\"},{\"question\":\"What in-demand skills are listed for Class A truck drivers?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists in-demand hard skills such as Flatbed, Reefer, and Dry Van truck operation, truckload shipping, and over-the-road driving, plus common skills including a good driving record, a valid driver’s license, loading and unloading, communications, customer service, and management.\"}]","Class A Truck Drivers - Occupational Data and Employment Outlook | PDF"]