CDL-A Careers For Brockport Drivers
Brockport sits west of Rochester along the canal — a settled town for drivers who want to be close enough to the yard to keep it simple, far enough out to have real land.
Why Brockport Drivers Fit
Property owners in Brockport can often make home parking work — and it's still a short deadhead to the terminal.
Distance to Rochester HQ
~20 miles · 30 min from HQ
Parking Expectations
Home parking is workable for drivers with an improved commercial-grade pad that stays plowed in winter — the trailer must sit loaded on a solid surface, not soft ground.
Full parking requirements →Brockport On the Map.
Nearby Highways
I-390, I-490, NYS Thruway (I-90), and Route 104. Every Lakeville lane starts on one of these.
Route Access
Direct terminal access at 100 Mushroom Blvd. Short deadhead onto 390 or 490 puts drivers on any regional lane within minutes.
Typical Freight
Rochester DC and manufacturing freight moving west to Buffalo, south to the Southern Tier, and east on the Thruway. Consistent daily volume.
Why Brockport Fits Northeast Regional Freight
The Rochester Metro is the operational hub — the shortest possible commute between driveway and dispatch. Miles per week, home time, and equipment turnover are all better when the yard is in your zip code.
The Basics.
Brockport sits on the Rochester ↔ Buffalo lane
Consumer and industrial freight moving between Rochester distribution centers and Buffalo customers. Consistent customers, reliable turns, minimal deadhead.
Explore this corridor →Common Questions.
More questions? See the full Driver FAQ.
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