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Flatbed trucking companies in Fort Worth, Texas

678 active for-hire carriers that list at least one cargo class usually hauled on open-deck (flatbed or step-deck) trailers: metal sheets, coils and rolls; logs, poles and beams; machinery and large objects. Census data as of November 9, 2026.

Quick answer

678 for-hire motor carriers in Fort Worth, Texas list a flatbed cargo class (metal sheets, coils or rolls; logs, poles or beams; machinery or large objects) on their FMCSA MCS-150 filing, 14.6% of the 4,643 for-hire carriers there. 46.5% are registered for interstate work, and 50 have a verified HaulAtlas profile.

678For-hire flatbed carriers
46.5%Interstate
50Verified HaulAtlas profiles
60.7%Single-truck share

Key takeaways

Verified flatbed carriers in Fort Worth (50)

Carriers on this page with a HaulAtlas profile that passes the profile index threshold: active in the census, an MCS-150 update in the last 24 months, and at least one record checked against FMCSA in the last 60 days (operating authority with an MC number, insurance on file, or roadside inspections). A to Z; the order is not a ranking. Each profile shows what is on file; the census does not show which trailers a carrier runs, so ask about equipment before you book.

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Fort Worth flatbed carriers by the numbers

Computed from the FMCSA Company Census as of November 9, 2026. Shares of fleet size use the 588 carriers with a usable power-unit count; other shares use all 678.

Cargo classes counted (carriers can list several)
Cargo classCarriersShare
Metal: sheets, coils, rolls49372.7%
Logs, Poles, Beams39057.5%
Machinery, Large Objects37455.2%
Fleet-size mix (588 carriers with a usable count)
Fleet sizeCarriersShare
1 power unit35760.7%
2 to 5 power units17529.8%
6 to 20 power units356.0%
21 to 100 power units132.2%
More than 100 power units81.4%
Operation type
Registered operationCarriersShare
Interstate31546.5%
Intrastate (Hazmat)00.0%
Intrastate (Non-Hazmat)36353.5%
Hazmat and filing status
StatusCarriersShare
Hazmat carriers527.7%
MCS-150 updated in the last 24 months36353.5%

Census fields are self-reported on the MCS-150. Download these figures (CSV).

Our data

Contribution: derived analysis, downloadable dataset

Largest reported fleets

Self-reported power units on the MCS-150, counting every truck the carrier reports, not only trucks used for this cargo; the order is not a ranking of service. Carriers with a HaulAtlas profile link to it, others to their official FMCSA record.

Frequently asked questions

How many flatbed trucking companies are in Fort Worth, Texas?

678 for-hire FMCSA-registered motor carriers with a physical address in Fort Worth, Texas list a flatbed cargo class (metal sheets, coils or rolls; logs, poles or beams; machinery or large objects) on their MCS-150, as of November 9, 2026.

Does FMCSA record which carriers run flatbed equipment?

No. The FMCSA Company Census records the cargo classes a carrier says it hauls, not its trailers or trucks. This page counts for-hire carriers that list a flatbed cargo class (metal sheets, coils or rolls; logs, poles or beams; machinery or large objects); a carrier can list several classes, and the list is self-reported. Many carriers here list several other classes as well, so a listing shows what a carrier says it will haul, not the equipment it runs; ask about equipment before you book.

How do I check a carrier's authority and insurance?

Look up its USDOT number on FMCSA SAFER and its MC number in FMCSA L&I before tendering a load. Verified HaulAtlas profiles show what FMCSA had on file when HaulAtlas last checked, with the date.

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