Updated July 2026

Best Owner-Operator Companies in Lacey, Washington (July 2026)

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Lacey, Washington's owner-operator market includes 438 active carriers as of July 2026. ROLLING ON WHEELS LLC leads with an average gross weekly revenue of $5,500. INLAND EMPIRE LLC follows at $7,875/week gross. Washington freight flows through the Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma — a major West Coast container complex — with I-5 north-south and I-90 east-west carrying forest-products, agricultural exports from the Yakima Valley, and technology freight.

What changed in July 2026

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Where owner-operator pay is strongest in Lacey, Washington this month

The top of the list is ROLLING ON WHEELS LLC at $5,500/week. A few names below the top earn more on a weekly-pay basis but rank lower on the composite.

#1ROLLING ON WHEELS LLC — $5,500/wk

ROLLING ON WHEELS LLC is number-one in Lacey, Washington this month on the composite ranking. ROLLING ON WHEELS LLC ranks in the 96th percentile for driver fitness on FMCSA SAFER data. The carrier tracks as a responsive employer on Lanefinder's data.

#2INLAND EMPIRE LLC — $7,875/wk

INLAND EMPIRE LLC sits in the 89th percentile for gross weekly revenue among Lacey, Washington carriers.

#3OVERLOG INC — $7,250/wk

Lanefinder's application data flags OVERLOG INC as a responsive employer.

Also in the top 10: #4 WINNERS TRANSPORTATION LLC at $2,437/wk, #5 Rickman Transport, LLC at $9,250/wk, #6 Ali Star Inc at $10,000/wk, #7 BB8 FREIGHT CO at $12,666/wk, #8 BLUE LIGHTNING LOGISTICS at $7,000/wk, #9 C & G TRANSPORTATION INC at $7,500/wk, #10 TP TRUCKING at $8,500/wk.

Lane mix and benefits across Lacey, Washington

7% of Lacey, Washington's active CDL postings are regional and 91% are OTR; local plus semi-local accounts for the rest (2%).

Across Lacey, Washington CDL postings: 1% with guaranteed pay, 27% dedicated, 92% take-truck-home, 74% pet-friendly, 72% riders-allowed.

Driving CDL in Washington

Washington freight flows through the Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma — a major West Coast container complex — with I-5 north-south and I-90 east-west carrying forest-products freight, agricultural exports from the Yakima Valley (apples, hops, wine grapes), and technology-sector loads. Mountain passes on I-90 (Snoqualmie, Stevens) are aggressive winter operational variables; chain laws apply liberally from November through April. Cost of living is high in the Puget Sound metros. Washington has no state income tax — meaningful comp pull for drivers based here.

How we compile these rankings

The composite score is 30% compensation, 25% FMCSA safety, 25% benefits, and 20% operational performance. Pay percentiles are computed against carriers currently hiring in each market; FMCSA percentiles come from SAFER and weight unsafe-driving and hours-of-service violations 2× heavier than the other three dimensions. Updated July 2026.

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