A driver started this company, and drivers still come first.
Buddy Moore Trucking has been hauling freight since 1999. Today, drivers can choose flatbed, pole, and dry van work, with weekly pay and a dispatch team built around setting clear expectations.
Drive for BMT
Each BMT division offers
a different way to earn and get home.
BMT has three driving divisions, each with its own kind of work, pay structure, and home time. Across the company, drivers are paid weekly and can earn a $4,000 retention bonus over their first year.
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Built by a driver. Still built around drivers.
Buddy Moore spent his first 10 years in trucking as an owner-operator before eventually becoming president of Deaton Truck Lines. In 1999, he started Buddy Moore Trucking with his family around two goals: provide outstanding service to customers and build a great place to work for drivers and employees.
His son Buck continues the work today. BMT joined PS Logistics in 2024 and operates as its own division within the larger transportation network.
We put our own fleet to work and add capacity when you need it.
BMT moves flatbed, pole, and dry van freight with our own fleet. Our freight management team gives customers another option when a load needs additional capacity, working with more than 11,000 partner carriers and moving more than 10,000 shipments a year.
Ship With BMTSafety is part of the plan before the first load moves.
Every new driver goes through an interactive orientation, and BMT has earned fleet safety recognition from the Alabama Trucking Association in multiple years. The association recognized BMT with fleet awards in both 2017 and 2019. EcoVadis has also awarded BMT a Bronze Medal for sustainability performance.
BMT operates from Alabama and South Carolina.
Birmingham is home to our corporate headquarters, flatbed operation, and Pole Division. Our dry van operations run from additional locations in Alabama and South Carolina.
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