As you’re looking for a truck driving company to call your career home, it’s important for you to not only find a place that gives you freight options that keep you moving, but you also want a place where you can move up in your career.
When you drive for Anderson Trucking Service (ATS), you’ll get access to a variety of consistent, high-paying freight. But if you’re somebody that wants to challenge yourself with bigger and heavier freight, you can do that too.
Get the training you need to haul more difficult freight at a pace that’s right for you. Want to stop at 9-axle trailers? Great! Want to go all the way to Schnabel trailers? Done! It’s your career. Make it what you want.
Enjoy the freedom of the open road. Pull a variety of high-paying freight you can consistently count on.
Get home more often. Stay close to home as you serve customers' needs in your area. The consistency you've been looking for.
Provide dedicated service to customers you can count on to keep you busy. Get to know the customers you deliver to regularly.
Legal-sized and oversized loads up to
10' wide | 13' 6" tall | 80' long | 55,000 lbs.
Oversized loads up to
12' wide | 13' 9" tall | 85' long | 60,000 lbs.
Oversized loads up to
14' wide | 14' tall | 90' long | 65,000 lbs.
Oversized loads up to
14' 6" wide | 14' 6" tall | 90' long | 70,000 lbs.
Oversized loads up to
14' 6" wide | 14' 6" tall | 162' long | 70,000 lbs.
Hauling three-axle and 3 +1 trailers
Hauling jeep-trailer-stinger combination trailers
Hauling tower trailers
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