If you're an experienced flatbed truck driver looking to haul bigger, more rewarding loads, you deserve a company that helps you get there.
Too many drivers feel stuck, hauling the same freight with no path forward, but at Anderson Trucking Service (ATS), we believe your hard work should open doors for you, not lead to dead ends.
ATS helps flatbed drivers build the skills and experience needed to move into over-dimensional and heavy haul freight across North America, with resources that teach you how to:
Transitioning into a new trucking job isn't easy. Get peace of mind knowing you won't make any less than $1,400 a week for your first 12 weeks as a company flatbed driver with ATS.
With our flatbed division, you'll haul some of the most impressive freight on the road: from heavy construction equipment to wind turbine blades and jet engines. Our experienced team has your back every mile, providing the support you need to maximize your earnings and take your flatbed experience to the next level.
| Guaranteed $1,400/week pay for your first 12 weeks | |
| Start at 60-65 cents per mile (CPM), based on experience, plus accessorials | |
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| $1,000 orientation completion bonus | |
| 50% over-dimensional pay + increased tarping pay | |
| Steady miles and nationwide freight variety |
We treat our company drivers like family, because we've been one since 1955. Get benefits that make your life easier and your time on the road more rewarding, including:
Do you have questions about being a flatbed company truck driver? We've got answers. If you're looking for a truck driving position where you can grow and advance, being a flatbed company driver might be a good place to start. Here are some commonly asked questions about being an OTR flatbed company driver to help you decide if it's right for you.
ATS company flatbed drivers typically earn $1,500-$2,300/week. Pay is performance-based, with an "Upside Pay" system that ensures you're paid the higher of percentage or cents-per-mile (CPM) on every load. Extra pay is available for tarping and specialized freight.
Home time varies based on your preferences, but most OTR flatbed drivers are out 2-3 weeks at a time. ATS works with drivers to provide predictable home time when possible.
ATS flatbed trucking is active and varied, with drivers hauling everything from building materials to oversized freight. The work is more physical, but it comes with higher earning potential. Backed by a strong freight network, ATS offers steady miles, consistent loads, and reliable pay — an advantage over many smaller carriers.
Yes; ATS provides hands-on flatbed training, including load securement and safety practices. New drivers receive ongoing support and feedback to build confidence and ensure loads are properly secured.
Interested in learning more? Check out our Driver Learning Center, or contact us today!