Compare 5 active Trucking Companies profiles in Georgia by location, documented transport modes, specialties, regulatory identifiers, and record freshness.
As of , this directory lists the following active profiles marked verified:
Georgia trucking is an Atlanta interstate problem first: I-75, I-85, and I-20. Compare the Atlanta-area terminal and the USDOT or MC identity before a Southeast network map.
A Georgia carrier is the asset. A broker is useful for overflow. A 3PL is the wrong first call when the freight is already ready to roll.
| When this is the job | Use | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A dedicated or regular Georgia lane you can fill and schedule | Carrier | Direct USDOT/MC identity and the Atlanta-area terminal cut the extra party out. |
| Spot truckload or mixed equipment after the freight is ready | Freight broker | You need a licensed desk, not another warehouse agreement. |
| Inventory, fulfillment, or staging before the highway move | 3PL | The constraint is the Atlanta building and cutoff, not the next truck. |
Compare the USDOT or MC identity, equipment, Atlanta-area terminal, documented lanes, and record freshness. A Southeast network map is not a substitute for the Ellenwood, Conley, Austell, or Johns Creek terminal that will pick up your freight.
No. LTL buys space in a shared trailer and extra handling. Truckload buys a dedicated truck. Choose based on cube, damage risk, and appointment windows—not the brand name.
Use a broker for irregular lanes or mixed equipment after the freight is ready. Use a carrier when you have a repeat Georgia lane and can work the USDOT or MC identity directly.
Ellenwood, Conley, Austell, Atlanta, and Johns Creek appear on the current carrier list. Confirm the actual terminal city on each profile before you treat the state page as one vendor.
Use the profiles below to compare location, transport modes, specialties, identifiers, and record freshness. Open a profile for complete documented details.
| Provider | Base | Transport modes | Documented capabilities | MC | DOT | FMC | CBP | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Central Transport | Atlanta, GA | Truck Ltl, Truck Ftl | LTL Services, Logistics Solutions, Regional Network | 302382 | 661173 | — | — | Aug 13, 2026 |
| Dayton Freight Lines | Austell, GA | Truck Ltl | Regional LTL, Customer Service, Next Day Delivery | 189528 | 273301 | — | — | Aug 13, 2026 |
| Estes Express Lines - Atlanta | Ellenwood, GA | Truck Ltl, Truck Ftl | LTL, Atlanta Ellenwood Terminal, Southeast Next-Day Lanes | 97275 | 121018 | — | — | Aug 16, 2026 |
| Old Dominion Freight Line - Atlanta | Conley, GA | Truck Ltl, Truck Ftl | LTL, Atlanta Conley Service Center, Southeast Coverage | 107478 | 90849 | — | — | Aug 16, 2026 |
| Saia LTL Freight | Johns Creek, GA | Truck Ltl | Regional LTL, Guaranteed Services, Time-Critical Shipping +1 | 87511 | 29124 | — | — | Aug 13, 2026 |
Editorial profiles are shown alphabetically. Paid placements appear separately and are labeled. This table does not assign ratings or declare a best provider.
Regional LTL carrier providing comprehensive courier and logistics services with strong Southeast, Midwest, and Northeast coverage. Focus on customer ...
Regional LTL carrier specializing in next-day delivery services throughout Southeast and Midwest regions. Known for exceptional customer service and r...
Atlanta-area Estes Express Lines service center in Ellenwood at 5161 Highway 42, operating under USDOT 121018 and MC 97275 for Georgia LTL....
Atlanta service center of Old Dominion Freight Line in Conley at 4271 Bowman Industrial Court, operating under USDOT 90849 and MC 107478 for Georgia L...
Saia LTL Freight provides regional and national LTL services with guaranteed delivery and time-critical shipping options....
Compare 5 active Trucking Companies profiles in Georgia. Review documented locations, transport modes, specialties, identifiers, and record freshness before contacting a provider for shipment-specific availability and pricing.
Compare trucking profiles in Georgia by equipment, cargo fit, operating area, USDOT or MC identifiers, and documented transport modes.
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Use profile fields as a starting point, then confirm time-sensitive requirements directly:
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Compare the USDOT or MC identity, equipment, Atlanta-area terminal, documented lanes, and record freshness. A Southeast network map is not a substitute for the Ellenwood, Conley, Austell, or Johns Creek terminal that will pick up your freight.
No. LTL buys space in a shared trailer and extra handling. Truckload buys a dedicated truck. Choose based on cube, damage risk, and appointment windows—not the brand name.
Use a broker for irregular lanes or mixed equipment after the freight is ready. Use a carrier when you have a repeat Georgia lane and can work the USDOT or MC identity directly.
Ellenwood, Conley, Austell, Atlanta, and Johns Creek appear on the current carrier list. Confirm the actual terminal city on each profile before you treat the state page as one vendor.
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