
Flatbed seats. Real pay. Real home time.
Hiring company drivers and owner-operators across the Southeast.
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For Company Drivers
The offer, in plain numbers.
No fine print: our company drivers are currently making over $2,500 a week. Here is the full package.
- 30% of line haul
- Available for dispatch? You earn at least $1,000/week
- $3,000 sign-on bonus
- $100 tarp pay
- Weekly direct deposit
- Health insurance
- Annual safety bonuses
- Home weekends
- Modern, well-maintained equipment

What we look for
Qualified flatbed drivers.
Our seats fit drivers who take the job seriously. If this is you, we want to talk.
- Valid Class A CDL, at least 23 years old
- At least 1 year of verifiable OTR experience
- Clean MVR — no major violations
- Pass DOT physical and drug screen
- Current DOT medical card
- Comfortable with tarping and load securement
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much OTR experience do I need?
At least 1 year of verifiable OTR experience.What states do you run in?
Our freight runs east of the Mississippi River. We're currently hiring drivers based in the Southeast.What does home time actually look like?
Home most weekends.How long is orientation, and is it paid?
Two weeks total: one week in the classroom, one week on the road. Orientation is paid.Is the truck assigned, or do you slip-seat?
The truck is assigned. No slip-seating.Who pays for the DOT physical and drug screen?
Forbes Logistix covers both.Do you take owner-operators with their own trailer, or tractor only?
Either. Come on with just your tractor pulling our trailers, or bring your own tractor and trailer.

For Owner-Operators
Run your truck. Run with the Buffalo.
Keep 90% of total billed revenue.
- 90% of total billed revenue
- Weekly settlements
- Real open-deck freight
- Direct communication with dispatch
You run the truck
Your tractor, your business — fuel, insurance, plates, and maintenance are yours. You keep 90% because you carry the iron.
We keep it loaded
Load sourcing, billing, dispatch, and weekly settlements are on us. That's what the 10% buys — you drive, we handle the back office.
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