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Table 1. Employment for heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers, May 2004 and May 2009
Industry	2004 Employment	2009 Employment	Employment change
General freight trucking	538,640	551,630	12,990
Warehousing and storage	23,560	33,140	9,580
Support activities for road transportation	24,160	33,310	9,150
Cement and concrete product manufacturing	71,570	61,030	-10,540
Employment services	41,580	28,810	-12,770

Last Modified Date: April 21, 2011