| Feature | Monday Through Friday Class B Flatbed | Monday Through Friday Class A Flatbed |
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| Required Credentials | Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Class B | CDL Class A |
| Work Environment | Local, regional flatbed hauling, often shorter routes | Longer hauls, interstate routes, heavier loads |
| Industry Usage | Common in local delivery and construction materials | Used for long-distance freight and heavy equipment |
Monday Through Friday Class B Flatbed drivers typically hold a CDL Class B license, focusing on local or regional deliveries with shorter routes. In contrast, Monday Through Friday Class A Flatbed drivers usually have a CDL Class A license, enabling them to handle longer, interstate routes with heavier loads. Both roles are essential in the flatbed industry but differ mainly in route length, load capacity, and licensing requirements.