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CDL and Truck Driver Resume Template Pack: Experienced Driver, Local and Delivery, New CDL Graduate, and a Bullet-Writing Guide
Three ATS-friendly resume layouts built around how class a and class b drivers and others in cdl and truck driver are hired, and a guide to writing bullets in your own words.
$15 one time · 14-day full refund · Word and PDF · download link by email
Who it is for
Class A and Class B drivers, local, regional and over-the-road drivers, owner-operators and new CDL graduates. Anyone in cdl and truck driver who wants to write or rebuild their own resume.
Not the right fit if
You want someone to write your resume for you (see our done-for-you resume rewrite), or you work outside cdl and truck driver: the templates and verbs are built for this field.
Why it is different
- Built for cdl and truck driver: the section order puts license and endorsements first where the people hiring look first.
- The guide starts from what cdl and truck driver readers check first, such as: your CDL class and endorsements, written exactly as they appear on your license, and the state that issued it. Example bullets are structures with [placeholders], never invented results.
- It also flags the field's common slips, for example: writing endorsements from memory instead of copying them from your license. One column, standard headings, nothing promised.
What is inside
- Resume template 1: Experienced Driver (Word). Drivers with commercial experience applying for regional, OTR or dedicated work. Sections in order: Summary, License and Endorsements, Driving Experience, Equipment and Systems, Training. One column, standard headings, no tables or text boxes.
- Resume template 2: Local and Delivery (Word). Local, multi-stop and delivery drivers whose customer work matters as much as the miles. Sections in order: Summary, License and Endorsements, Equipment and Systems, Driving Experience, Training. One column, standard headings, no tables or text boxes.
- Resume template 3: New CDL Graduate (Word). New drivers whose training is the main qualification, plus earlier non-driving work. Sections in order: Summary, License and Endorsements, Training, Equipment and Systems, Driving Experience. One column, standard headings, no tables or text boxes.
- Bullet-writing guide. 24 action verbs grouped by driving, safety and compliance, customers and dispatch; 8 example bullet structures with [placeholders]; 3 summary structures; what readers in cdl and truck driver usually scan for; and 5 common mistakes.
A look inside
The first pages, as you will get them
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Delivered as a zip of editable Word files and printable PDFs. For one business, your own use. General information and templates, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Templates and general information, not career or employment advice. We are not career counselors, and nothing here promises interviews, offers or a particular result. Payment is handled by Stripe. If a file will not open or something looks wrong, reply to your order email and we will make it right.
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What's in the download?
Three Word resume templates for cdl and truck driver (Experienced Driver, Local and Delivery, New CDL Graduate) and a bullet-writing guide, each with a matching PDF. You get a download link by email after payment.
Which template should I use?
Experienced Driver: Drivers with commercial experience applying for regional, OTR or dedicated work. Local and Delivery: Local, multi-stop and delivery drivers whose customer work matters as much as the miles. New CDL Graduate: New drivers whose training is the main qualification, plus earlier non-driving work.
Do truck drivers need a resume?
Many carriers use their own driver application, but a resume helps you fill it in accurately, apply to dedicated and local jobs that ask for one, and show recruiters your history at a glance.
Are the example bullets real results I can copy?
No, on purpose. They are structures such as "Drove [route type] routes covering [region or number of states], averaging [number] miles per week, with [equipment type].", so you fill in only facts you can back up.
Will these templates get past applicant tracking systems?
They are built the way ATS software reads most reliably: one column, standard headings, no tables, text boxes or images. No template can promise how an employer's system ranks you, and we don't.
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