Transport Manager (CPC) salary
Nationally, a transport manager (cpc) earns roughly £40,000 to £55,000, with a midpoint of £46,000. Where the job is makes a real difference, so here's the same role by area. A national or international CPC is usually a hard requirement and carries a premium.
| Area | Lower | Typical | Upper |
|---|---|---|---|
| London and the Thames Gateway | £50,000 | £57,500 | £68,800 |
| Cambridge and Cambridgeshire | £42,400 | £48,800 | £58,300 |
| Felixstowe | £40,800 | £46,900 | £56,100 |
| Colchester and north Essex | £39,600 | £45,500 | £54,500 |
| Ipswich | £38,800 | £44,600 | £53,400 |
| Wider Suffolk | £37,600 | £43,200 | £51,700 |
| Norfolk and Great Yarmouth | £37,600 | £43,200 | £51,700 |
Source: HtE Recruitment freight and transport wage guide, uplifted for 2026, August 2026. Area figures apply published regional pay differences; operational roles move less between areas because of the wage floor.
What we've actually advertised
Across 2 comparable vacancies on our own books, the midpoint was £50,000 (range £50,000 to £50,000). A sense-check, not the benchmark.
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