A free market report built from the federal carrier census: who operates in Georgia, how big their fleets are, and how fast new competition is registering. Updated with each census sync. No email gate.
Georgia carriers hold 540,693 power units and report 395,074 drivers to FMCSA. 93% of the state's fleets run 10 trucks or fewer, which means the driver market here is mostly small operators outbidding each other for the same pool. 378 new interstate carriers registered in Georgia in July 2026, so the pool gets more crowded every month.
The top five cities hold 15% of the state's carriers. If you hire in those metros, you are recruiting against the densest competition in Georgia: check the city pages for the local numbers, or open the dashboard for the full state view.
FLEET-SIZE MIX, ACTIVE INTERSTATE CARRIERS. SOURCE: FMCSA CENSUS, SYNC AUGUST 2026.
ACTIVE CARRIERS BY CITY.
| # | Carrier | Based in | Power units |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saia Motor Freight Line Llc | Johns Creek | 7,428 |
| 2 | Lazer Spot Inc | Alpharetta | 2,770 |
| 3 | Siteone Landscape Supply Llc | Roswell | 2,465 |
| 4 | Norton Transport Inc | Ringgold | 2,400 |
| 5 | Bennett Truck Transport Llc | Mcdonough | 2,356 |
FOR-HIRE FLEETS AS SELF-REPORTED ON FEDERAL CENSUS FILINGS (MCS-150), SYNC AUGUST 2026.
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