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What bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists are paid
Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.
| State | Employment | Typical pay (BLS) |
|---|---|---|
| Texas | 29,870 | $47,520 to $70,400 (middle half), median $58,810 |
| California | 20,940 | $60,110 to $84,740 (middle half), median $73,950 |
| Florida | 14,900 | $49,720 to $73,900 (middle half), median $60,490 |
| Ohio | 14,240 | $50,700 to $69,290 (middle half), median $60,470 |
| New York | 13,230 | $58,420 to $86,450 (middle half), median $70,100 |
| Pennsylvania | 12,630 | $51,060 to $73,000 (middle half), median $61,740 |
| Illinois | 11,320 | $53,640 to $80,640 (middle half), median $64,340 |
| North Carolina | 11,070 | $48,040 to $64,770 (middle half), median $57,490 |
| Georgia | 10,910 | $51,510 to $75,340 (middle half), median $61,370 |
| Michigan | 9,020 | $51,280 to $67,460 (middle half), median $61,420 |
Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.
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