SOC 53-3033 · California

Light Truck Drivers Salary in California

Light truck drivers in California earn the most in San Francisco (average $58,770 a year) and the least in Hanford ($41,600), across the 25 California metro areas we cover. Statewide, BLS puts the light truck drivers average at $53,310 and the median at $46,790 for 111,950 workers. The U.S. average for this job is $48,770.

$59Khighest: San Francisco
$42Klowest: Hanford
108,240jobs in these metros
25metro areas
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Light Truck Drivers average salary by city in California

Pay, take-home pay and cost of living

CityAverageMedian25th pct.Take-home*Cost of living
San Francisco$58,770$50,820$47,590$47,683116
San Jose$57,840$52,100$46,480$46,992110
Santa Rosa$56,640$49,410$43,520$46,099108
Merced$56,460$44,250$37,210$45,96598
Visalia$54,820$46,720$40,510$44,746100
Yuba City$54,500$46,350$37,260$44,508104
Los Angeles$54,000$46,500$42,660$44,136114
Salinas$52,220$45,970$38,610$42,813109
Stockton$52,170$46,570$44,100$42,776105
Riverside$51,560$45,560$37,430$42,322106
San Diego$51,360$45,670$40,810$42,174112
Sacramento$51,260$46,340$40,800$42,099107
Vallejo$51,150$46,700$40,200$42,017108
San Luis Obispo$51,140$45,990$38,190$42,010109
Santa Maria$50,650$43,780$38,850$41,646109
Santa Cruz$50,310$48,740$41,690$41,393110
Modesto$49,990$43,800$37,280$41,155104
Chico$49,470$45,990$39,210$40,768101
Oxnard$48,930$44,620$39,910$40,367111
Redding$48,930$44,120$37,320$40,367101
Bakersfield$48,890$43,320$36,810$40,337101
Fresno$48,450$43,170$37,030$40,010102
Napa$48,150$47,590$45,400$39,787113
El Centro$47,070$43,380$36,770$38,98295
Hanford$41,600$40,340$39,400$34,806102

*Average salary after federal and state taxes for a single filer; California State Disability Insurance (1.3% of wages, paid by employees) is not included. Cost of living: BEA price parity, U.S. = 100.

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Light Truck Drivers salary by city and state

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