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A family-run bench with more than 100 years of combined transportation experience behind every load.

Portrait of Stacy M. Dysart, Principal at FT&L Specialized

Stacy M. Dysart

Principal

Stacy coordinates PEVO services and operations to ensure a safe and successful transport of every component. Route surveys, PEVO assignments and scheduling, operator fitness and permit coordination are integral duties, and Stacy is broadly responsible for the day to day operations of FT&L Specialized. Stacy is a graduate of Gadsden State Community College and the US Job Corps program.

Portrait of Stuart F. Dysart, Principal at FT&L Specialized

Stuart F. Dysart

Principal

Stuart is responsible for the day to day movement of freight, procurement and quoting of new business, equipment acquisition and strategic placement, and continuing business development. He brings over 20 years of operator and driver experience, including super load dimensions and weight. Stuart is a graduate of Talladega College with a BS in English and a concentration in Journalism, and of Samford University with a Master of Science in Environmental Management.

Portrait of Stacey D. Newton, VP and General Manager at FT&L Specialized

Stacey D. Newton

VP and General Manager

Stacey is responsible for the day to day administrative and accounting functions. She began her career in office management and accounting in Winston-Salem, NC before returning home to Pell City, AL in 2003. After bringing her expertise to several local construction companies, she began her education in the complexities of transporting oversize and overweight commodities. Stacey has been vital to the internal operations of FT&L since 2014.

One team on every move

FT&L Specialized, High Heels Pilot Car Services and PCM work as one team, which keeps permitting, escorts and operations under a single point of accountability. Our customers expect the best, and we expect the best out of every teammate.

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