Diesel Xtrem Pro
Specialized Freight

Doubles & Triples Driver

More trailers. More earning power.

Salary Range

$58,000–$88,000

Job Outlook

Moderate to Strong

CDL Required

Class A

Schedule

Regional or local; LTL networks often home nightly or weekly

Overview

Drivers with the Doubles/Triples endorsement can pull two or three trailers simultaneously, increasing freight capacity per trip. These positions are common in LTL (less-than-truckload) networks and pay above standard single-trailer rates.

LTL freight networks continue to expand as e-commerce drives parcel volume.

A Day in the Life

Doubles/triples drivers couple and inspect multiple trailers before departure, navigate carefully through tight delivery areas, and manage the additional length and weight of multi-trailer combinations.

Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Higher pay than single-trailer
  • LTL networks offer consistent work
  • Endorsement adds career value
  • Often regional or local routes

Challenges

  • Backing and maneuvering complexity
  • Endorsement knowledge test required
  • Not all states permit triple trailers
  • Higher skill requirement

Endorsements

Top Employers

FedEx Freight
UPS Freight
Old Dominion
ABF Freight

How Diesel Xtrem Prepares You

We prepare you for the Doubles/Triples knowledge test as part of our endorsement guidance, adding this valuable credential to your Class A CDL.