Dump trucks and material haulers, plus task trucks that come with an operator: vac and hydro-excavation, cranes and boom trucks, bucket trucks, concrete pumps, sweepers and water trucks. Every company listed is a Join the Crew member. Free to search, and free for Crew members to list.
Run a hauling or truck service company? Grow your business with VTA →
Trucks that move material or equipment from one place to another. You pay by the hour, ton, load or move.
Dump trucks, end dumps, belly and side dumps, transfer dumps, roll-offs, lowboys and heavy haul.Trucks built to do a job on site, rented with a trained operator. You pay by the hour, day or job.
Vac and hydro-excavation, cranes and boom trucks, bucket trucks and digger derricks, concrete pumps, sweepers, water trucks and rotators.Truck & Operator Directory
Filter by where the job is, the kind of company, the trucks you need and the work, then contact companies directly.
12 companies shown (sample listings)
Example listings. Every listing belongs to a Join the Crew member. Featured listings are paid and labeled. “DOT verified” means the USDOT number matched FMCSA records; always confirm insurance, operator certifications and rates before you hire.
Coming soon
The directory is the first step. Next, contractors, cities, utilities and farms will post a job once and get quotes from listed companies that match the trucks, work, location and dates.
For Crew members
The Truck & Operator Directory is open only to Join the Crew members. Haulers and companies that rent trucks with operators can list. A basic listing is free, and featured placement is available. When Hire a Truck & Operator opens, listed companies can receive matching job requests.
Haulers & operators: advertise & partner
Listed Crew companies can move to the top of the directory, own their state, tell their story and help build Hire a Truck & Operator. All directory ads are labeled and open only to Crew members with a live listing.
Top of the results for your state, trucks and jobs, with a Featured badge, your logo and up to 6 truck photos.
One company per state. A spotlight card above the directory results whenever someone searches your state.
A VTA story or video about your crew and trucks on the Blog, shared in the Crew Newsletter and on social.
Be among the first companies to receive matched job requests in the pilot, and help shape how it works.
Sell to haulers and operators? Dump bodies, trailers, vac and crane equipment, tarp systems, scales, tires, insurance and fuel cards can sponsor the directory and reach the companies and buyers who use it.
Sponsor the directory →Founding Partner launch pricing applies; see the Advertise page for current rates.
FAQ
For contractors, cities and farms looking for trucks, and for the companies that run them.
Only Join the Crew members. Hauling companies, owner-operators and companies that rent trucks with operators join the Crew free, then submit a listing with the email on their membership. Listings without a matching Crew membership are not published.
Haulers move material or equipment, such as dump trucks, roll-offs and lowboys, and usually charge by the hour, ton, load or move. Truck and operator listings are task trucks rented with a trained operator to do a job on site, such as vac and hydro-excavation, cranes and boom trucks, bucket trucks, concrete pumps, sweepers and water trucks.
No. A basic listing is free for Crew members. Featured listings, state spotlights and Crew spotlight stories are optional paid upgrades, and they are always labeled.
Yes. One-truck owner-operators are welcome, as long as they are Crew members and run under their own USDOT number.
Most do. FMCSA requires a USDOT number for commercial vehicles of 10,001 pounds or more used in interstate commerce, and many states require one for in-state work too.
VTA checks each USDOT number against FMCSA public records. The DOT verified badge means the number matched an active company. It is not a safety rating, so always ask for a certificate of insurance and confirm rates before you hire.
In construction, OSHA requires most crane operators, including many boom truck operators, to be certified or qualified under 29 CFR 1926.1427. Ask for the operator's certification before the lift.
No. The directory connects you with companies, and you hire them and agree on rates directly. VTA does not dispatch, broker or take a cut of the job.
A coming-soon tool built on the directory. Contractors, cities, utilities and farms will post a job once, and VTA will send it to listed Crew companies that match the trucks, work, area and dates.
Keep your listing complete, then add a featured listing, a state spotlight or a Crew spotlight story. See the advertising options for haulers and truck operators.
Dump trucks and material haulers, plus task trucks that come with an operator: vac and hydro-excavation, cranes and boom trucks, bucket trucks, concrete pumps, sweepers and water trucks. Every company listed is a Join the Crew member. Free to search, and free for Crew members to list.
Run a hauling or truck service company? Grow your business with VTA →
Trucks that move material or equipment from one place to another. You pay by the hour, ton, load or move.
Dump trucks, end dumps, belly and side dumps, transfer dumps, roll-offs, lowboys and heavy haul.Trucks built to do a job on site, rented with a trained operator. You pay by the hour, day or job.
Vac and hydro-excavation, cranes and boom trucks, bucket trucks and digger derricks, concrete pumps, sweepers, water trucks and rotators.Truck & Operator Directory
Filter by where the job is, the kind of company, the trucks you need and the work, then contact companies directly.
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Example listings. Every listing belongs to a Join the Crew member. Featured listings are paid and labeled. “DOT verified” means the USDOT number matched FMCSA records; always confirm insurance, operator certifications and rates before you hire.
Coming soon
The directory is the first step. Next, contractors, cities, utilities and farms will post a job once and get quotes from listed companies that match the trucks, work, location and dates.
For Crew members
The Truck & Operator Directory is open only to Join the Crew members. Haulers and companies that rent trucks with operators can list. A basic listing is free, and featured placement is available. When Hire a Truck & Operator opens, listed companies can receive matching job requests.
At launch, VTA confirms your Crew membership, checks your USDOT number, publishes your free listing and emails you a link to update it. Want more calls? Feature your listing →
Haulers & operators: advertise & partner
Listed Crew companies can move to the top of the directory, own their state, tell their story and help build Hire a Truck & Operator. All directory ads are labeled and open only to Crew members with a live listing.
Top of the results for your state, trucks and jobs, with a Featured badge, your logo and up to 6 truck photos.
One company per state. A spotlight card above the directory results whenever someone searches your state.
A VTA story or video about your crew and trucks on the Blog, shared in the Crew Newsletter and on social.
Be among the first companies to receive matched job requests in the pilot, and help shape how it works.
Sell to haulers and operators? Dump bodies, trailers, vac and crane equipment, tarp systems, scales, tires, insurance and fuel cards can sponsor the directory and reach the companies and buyers who use it.
Sponsor the directory →Founding Partner launch pricing applies; see the Advertise page for current rates.
FAQ
For contractors, cities and farms looking for trucks, and for the companies that run them.
Only Join the Crew members. Hauling companies, owner-operators and companies that rent trucks with operators join the Crew free, then submit a listing with the email on their membership. Listings without a matching Crew membership are not published.
Haulers move material or equipment, such as dump trucks, roll-offs and lowboys, and usually charge by the hour, ton, load or move. Truck and operator listings are task trucks rented with a trained operator to do a job on site, such as vac and hydro-excavation, cranes and boom trucks, bucket trucks, concrete pumps, sweepers and water trucks.
No. A basic listing is free for Crew members. Featured listings, state spotlights and Crew spotlight stories are optional paid upgrades, and they are always labeled.
Yes. One-truck owner-operators are welcome, as long as they are Crew members and run under their own USDOT number.
Most do. FMCSA requires a USDOT number for commercial vehicles of 10,001 pounds or more used in interstate commerce, and many states require one for in-state work too.
VTA checks each USDOT number against FMCSA public records. The DOT verified badge means the number matched an active company. It is not a safety rating, so always ask for a certificate of insurance and confirm rates before you hire.
In construction, OSHA requires most crane operators, including many boom truck operators, to be certified or qualified under 29 CFR 1926.1427. Ask for the operator's certification before the lift.
No. The directory connects you with companies, and you hire them and agree on rates directly. VTA does not dispatch, broker or take a cut of the job.
A coming-soon tool built on the directory. Contractors, cities, utilities and farms will post a job once, and VTA will send it to listed Crew companies that match the trucks, work, area and dates.
Keep your listing complete, then add a featured listing, a state spotlight or a Crew spotlight story. See the advertising options for haulers and truck operators.