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.
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:
Properly secure and tie down large, complex loads
Work safely with pilot cars and police escorts
Navigate permitting, routing, and safety requirements
Keep Your Miles Interesting with a Variety of Freight
From heavy construction equipment to wind turbine blades to jet engines, ATS Flatbed gives you the opportunity — and the freedom — to choose unique, exciting freight that fits your comfort level and experience, whether you prefer standard flatbed runs or specialized over-dimensional freight.
Quick Highlights:
Guaranteed $1,400/week pay for your first 12 weeks
Start at 60-65 cents per mile (CPM), based on experience
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:
Contact a recruiter to learn more about what kind of money YOU can expect to make
Hear From Real ATS Drivers
Your Flatbed Journey Starts Here
You've earned your experience. Now it's time to use it to grow your income and opportunities. Apply now to join the ATS flatbed division and take your trucking journey to the next level.
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 in your career, 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.
How to Move from Flatbed to Heavy Haul Trucking
Have you always wanted to haul a giant wind turbine blade down the highway? Does oversized freight excite you? If you’ve always wanted to move from flatbed driving to heavy haul, these tips will get you there.
Are you trying to decide whether being a company driver versus an independent driver is right for you? See how the two driving options compare in pay, responsibilities, home time, freight options and benefits.
Want to become a better truck driver? Grow your trucking knowledge by visiting our Learning Center and reading articles with the latest tips and tricks.
