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Flatbed Carriers & Freight Rates
Open-deck trailers for oversized, heavy, or oddly shaped freight that needs to be loaded from the side or top by crane or forklift.
What ships on a flatbed
Steel and lumber
Construction equipment
Pipe and rebar
Machinery
Roofing materials
Flatbed carriers by state
Drill into any state to see typical rates and carrier coverage for flatbed freight.
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Flatbed freight rates
Average all-in line-haul for flatbed freight runs around $2.55 per mile nationally, with short hauls pricing higher per mile and long hauls amortizing lower. Spot rates fluctuate with fuel, season, and lane balance — use the rate tool for a current estimate.