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€2,600 – €3,400 gross/month
Italy is the EU's fourth largest road freight market and actively recruits foreign CE drivers to fill the domestic shortage. CE pay is €2,600–€3,400 gross/month; the Po Valley (Milan-Turin-Bologna) and Genoa port are the most intense job markets. Basic Italian (A2) is an advantage.
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View all jobs →How much do CE drivers earn in Italy?
€2,600–€3,400 gross/month. Net pay is approximately €1,900–€2,500 after progressive Italian tax (23–43%), but many employers also pay tax-exempt daily allowances (diaria).
Is Italian language important?
Basic Italian (A2) is expected by most local employers. English-speaking drivers fare better at multinationals (DHL Italy, DB Schenker, XPO).
What is Italian transport culture like?
Dense urban deliveries, alpine crossings (Brenner, Mont Blanc, Fréjus), and an extensive motorway toll network. Italian traffic rules are strictly enforced; posting documentation checks are frequent.