ATL Courier
Contractor program research and application information
Program at a glance
- Equipment accepted
- Cargo van; Sprinter van; dock-high Class C / Class B straight or box truck with working liftgate and air ride
- Authority requirements
- Own-authority versus leased-on arrangement not published. Contracted box-truck page specifies $500,000–$1,000,000 liability insurance; independent courier contractors require occupational accident insurance. Confirm cargo coverage, MC/DOT and market-specific requirements.
- Service area
- Georgia / Atlanta-area courier operations with local and out-of-town routes; Southeast services, assignments vary
- Operating model
- Independent contractor courier / contracted box-truck operator
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Additional requirements
- Liftgate
- Required
- Minimum authority age
- Minimum authority age not published
- Authority research basis
- Official contractor recruiting page does not publish minimum authority age; no new-authority acceptance inferred.
- Inspection requirement
- Confirm vehicle inspection and screening requirements with recruiting
- Factoring
- Not publicly stated
- Payment information
- Not publicly stated; confirm written settlement terms
Coverage details
States recorded in BTO
Recorded markets
Atlanta
Research notes
Official careers page separately identifies independently contracted couriers and contracted box-truck drivers, and lists cargo/Sprinter vans and straight trucks. Box trucks must be dock-high with working liftgate and air ride. Contractor application is linked through Google Forms and requires Google Drive access; the same official page provides cbarnhart@atlcourier.com as an alternative resume intake. Box-truck operators must be able to lift 50 pounds and push 1,500-pound skids. Company describes Georgia and Southeast operations, but individual out-of-state contractor markets are not specified, so only Georgia is tagged. Authority arrangement, minimum authority age, crew requirements and payment terms remain unconfirmed. Source checked confirms published equipment eligibility and intake, not current unfilled routes, acceptance, earnings or payment reliability.
Sources
Equipment requirements checked: Oct 19, 2026