[robertintx]

I saw where Knight has a flatbed operation...
And I'm curious about whether or not anyone has pulled one for them and how they are to work for ????
Thanks

[Uturn2001]

They do????

Since when?

When I worked for them it was mainly dry van with a start up reefer division.

[Driveline]

I don't think you have the right company, from what I know, Knight only pulls refeer's and dry van, at least that what their website says.

[TankerYanker]

Under truck driving jobs on this website, it lists Knight under flatbedding!

[Driveline]

Not to be sarcastic, they also list household goods and tanker. If you visit their website, only offer dry van and reefer.

[Smooth]

Originally Posted by TankerYanker

Under truck driving jobs on this website, it lists Knight under flatbedding!

Yeah , that's just Knight trying to get extra exposure and more free advertising , Just what they do when they break down there one company in a bunch of different categories by region .

[TankerYanker]

Sorry, my bad!! :roll:

[CB JR.]

No, no, and no to the folks jumping all over this man. There is a Knight out of WA that has over 100 trucks pulling flats to the Midwest and back. This is not the Knight Transportation also known as Red Swift.

[Bumper]

I was in the Sapp Brothers in Denver last year and a USExpress flatbed loaded with boats parked next to me.

Never seen one of those before.....

[scythe08]

When I was still with knight, out of SLC. We had a few flatbeds in our yard. It was an O/O who was friends with someone iin knight and had leased a few of his trucks. It may have been a trial by fire to see what happens. Last I heard thought, they still were breaking in there reefer side and with the buy out of roads-west, intergrating that side in as well.

Have a safe trip