Most careers within the dynamic sectors of transportation and logistics earn a salary of $40,000 or more — some without a college degree.
While some careers in this sector may be a bit harder to attain, such as an airfield operations specialist or ship engineer, many others are in demand and just a few classes or certifications away. The following are just a small fraction of these jobs:Ohio has one of the highest truck-driver employment levels in the nation, perhaps because central Ohio is within a 10-hour drive of 47 percent of the U.S. population and manufacturing operations facilities, according to Columbus 2020, a nonprofit, economic-growth organization for the region.