Georgia — Southeast Logistics Powerhouse

Georgia Trucking Companies List
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The complete FMCSA database of Georgia trucking companies — DOT numbers, phone, email, equipment type, and fleet size. From Atlanta to the Port of Savannah, every carrier is here.

55K+GA Carriers
#5State Rank
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Why Georgia Has 55K+ Registered Carriers

Georgia's strategic location — equidistant between the Northeast and Florida — makes it a natural Southeast freight hub. Atlanta is the largest freight gateway in the Southeast, with I-75, I-85, and I-20 converging downtown. The Port of Savannah is now the third-largest container port in the U.S. and growing rapidly, driving an explosion of drayage carrier registrations in coastal Georgia.

Whether you're building a carrier network, targeting the GA insurance market, or selling trucking services — this database gives you direct access to every active motor carrier in the state.

AtlantaSavannah (Port)AugustaColumbusMaconAlbanyValdostaBrunswick

Georgia Trucking Industry Snapshot

55K+Active GA Motor Carriers
#5State Rank by Carrier Count
70%+Owner Operators
#3U.S. Container Port (Savannah)

What's Included

Every GA carrier record from the FMCSA DOT Census:

Legal Company Name
DBA / Trade Name
DOT Number
MC Number
Owner / Principal Name
Business Phone
Email Address
Physical Address
City / State / ZIP
Equipment Type
Number of Power Units
Number of Drivers
Cargo Classification
Operating Status
Insurance Filing
Entity Type

Georgia Trucking Sectors

🚛 Dry Van

Atlanta is a major Southeast distribution hub. I-75, I-85, and I-20 create one of the densest dry van carrier populations in the Southeast.

🚢 Port Drayage (Savannah)

The Port of Savannah is the fastest-growing container port in the U.S. Drayage carriers serving Georgia's ports are a high-growth, high-value segment.

❄️ Refrigerated

Georgia peaches, Vidalia onions, and poultry processing create strong reefer demand — especially in South Georgia agricultural corridors.

🔩 Flatbed and Auto

Georgia's auto manufacturing — Kia, Hyundai, Rivian, and supplier plants — generates flatbed and auto-hauler freight throughout the state.

Who Uses the Georgia Carrier List?

Freight Brokers

Build a Southeast carrier network with direct contacts to Atlanta-based dry van, reefer, and flatbed operators on I-85 and I-75 lanes.

Insurance Agents

Georgia's booming economy and growing carrier population make it a prime insurance market — 55K+ carriers all requiring mandatory coverage.

Factoring Companies

Atlanta-based owner operators running Southeast lanes are prime factoring prospects with consistent cash flow needs.

Port Services

Savannah port growth is driving massive drayage expansion. Container chassis, transloading, and port logistics vendors should target GA drayage carriers directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Georgia trucking companies are in the database?
Georgia has approximately 55,000+ active motor carrier entities registered with FMCSA.
Can I buy only Georgia carriers?
Our standard purchase is the full national list for $99 — filter to Georgia using the State column. All 50 states included at no extra cost.
Is there a subscription fee?
No. One-time $99 payment. No recurring fees.
What format is the data in?
CSV and Excel. Compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, Salesforce, HubSpot, and most CRM platforms.

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