NichesTrucking

Faceless Trucking channels

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Channels
11
34.9K combined subs
Median views
4.5K
per upload
Typical RPM
$6–13
ad revenue per 1K views
Likely monetized
7
64% of channels
Sell a product
4
Median 30d growth
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after 2 days of tracking

Opportunity score

Compared with other niches · medium confidence

56/100
Demand50
Newcomer success25
Ad rates75
Room to compete100

67% of the 9 channels started in the last year have reached 1,000 subscribers.

FameX tracks 11 faceless trucking channels on YouTube with 34.9K subscribers between them. A typical upload gets about 4.5K views, and ads in this niche usually pay $6–13 per 1,000 views. 64% of the channels look monetized, and 67% of the 9 channels started in the last year have already passed 1,000 subscribers. That gives trucking an opportunity score of 56/100 (medium) compared with the other niches FameX tracks.

Biggest faceless trucking channels

Garrett Pruitt Trucks
Garrett Pruitt Trucks
@garrettpruitttrucker · 57d old

US trucking industry commentary: what drivers refuse, carriers, costs, rules

Subs
11.8K
7 days
+100
Sells
$27.99
AI avatar · likely$LikelyTrucking
The Aussie Trucker
The Aussie Trucker
@aussietruckerlife · 42d old
2.3×

Australian long-haul trucking: industry news, rules and road-train life

Subs
8.9K
7 days
+130
Sells
$39.71
AI avatar · confirmed$LikelyTrucking
Gary Webster
Gary Webster
@garywebsterbritishtrucker · 40d old
12.8×

UK lorry-driver commentary on British haulage industry news and grievances

Subs
4.3K
7 days
+50
Sells
$24.99
AI avatar · likely$LikelyTrucking
Logan Murry
Logan Murry
@loganmurry · 43d old

Canadian long-haul trucking: loads, routes and rules drivers refuse or avoid

Subs
4.1K
7 days
+30
Sells
$27.99
AI avatar · likely$LikelyTrucking
Truckology Explained
Truckology ExplainedNew
@truckologyexplained · 2mo old

semi truck living, industry news, and driver tips

Subs
2.3K
7 days
+10
Sells
—
AI avatar · confirmed$LikelyTrucking
Terry Collins
Terry Collins
@terry-collins-uk · 12.3y old
1.8×

UK lorry driving and haulage industry news and commentary

Subs
1.6K
7 days
+30
Sells
—
AI avatar · likely$LikelyTrucking
Ruben Salgado Trucking
Ruben Salgado Trucking
@rubensalgadotrucking-j5g · 41d old

US trucking from a veteran driver: loads, carriers and states truckers refuse

Subs
1.1K
7 days
0
Sells
—
AI avatar · likely$LikelyTrucking
Lloyd Bailey
Lloyd Bailey
@lloydbaileyyt · 26d old

Why American truckers refuse certain loads, shippers and cities

Subs
678
7 days
+7
Sells
—
AI avatar · likely68%Trucking
Anne Lally
Anne Lally
@annelally-v4e · 50d old

Veteran trucker's warnings on carriers, recruiters and industry news

Subs
14
7 days
0
Sells
—
AI avatar · likely1%Trucking
Hank Mercer Trucks
Hank Mercer Trucks
@hankmercertrucker · 9mo old

Veteran trucker advice for rookie drivers and owner-operators

Subs
3
7 days
0
Sells
—
AI avatar · unclear0%Trucking
Jimmy Tucker
Jimmy Tucker
@jimmytucker24 · 21mo old

Straight-talk career and road advice for new and rookie truck drivers

Subs
1
7 days
0
Sells
—
AI avatar · likely0%Trucking

Trucking: common questions

Is trucking a good faceless YouTube niche?

It can be: Trucking scores 56/100 on the FameX opportunity score, which weighs demand, how often new channels break through, ad rates and competition. 67% of channels under a year old have reached 1,000 subscribers.

What RPM do faceless trucking channels get?

Typically $6–13 per 1,000 monetized views. The real figure depends mostly on where viewers live, video length and the time of year.

How many views do trucking channels get?

The median upload from a faceless trucking channel FameX tracks gets about 4.5K views. The biggest channel, Garrett Pruitt Trucks, has 11.8K subscribers.

How many trucking channels are monetized?

7 of 11 (64%) appear to meet the YouTube Partner Program thresholds of 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours, by the FameX estimate.

Figures are computed from 11 channels FameX tracks and update daily. RPM is a typical range for the niche, not a guarantee. How the scores work