Aurora, CO
DOT 30799281 trucks4 drivers
A free check of this company's FMCSA filings shows what's missing and how to fix it. Our dispatchers also take carriers with a new MC.
Red: FMCSA RECORDS SHOW A PROBLEM
No Active Authority. Can't legally haul brokered freight across state lines right now.
Authority
No Active Authority
Can't legally haul brokered freight across state lines right now.
Insurance
Active Liability Insurance ($1,000,000 Covered)
Pays for damage or injuries if this truck causes a crash. It's on file with FMCSA.
Paperwork (MCS-150)
Paperwork Status: Up to Date
Last filed November 12, 2026. Next update due by August 2028.
Safety Rating
Not Checked
Not in this record. Run a live check for FMCSA's current rating.
| Form | Class | Insurance carrier | Policy # | Effective |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BMC-91X | Primary | ARTISAN & TRUCKERS CASUALTY COMPANY | CA881742313 | Nov 13, 2026 |
| Coverage | On record with FMCSA |
|---|---|
| Liability (BIPD) required | $750,000 |
| Liability (BIPD) on file | $1,000,000 |
| Cargo insurance | Not on file |
FMCSA insurance file as of November 15, 2026.
Filings are the active or pending insurance policies FMCSA lists for this company; our copy refreshes nightly. Coverage amounts are not shown per policy.
From FMCSA's Safety Measurement System files, October 2024 to October 2026. Crash counts include crashes the carrier didn't cause. Out-of-service rates use only inspections that checked the driver or the vehicle.
Every roadside inspection in FMCSA's file for USDOT #3079928: when, where, and which vehicles (type, make, VIN) the inspector recorded.
THC compares FMCSA's files every night and keeps what changed. Tracked since October 30, 2026, last compared November 15, 2026.
Noticed by THC November 15, 2026 (changed after our November 14, 2026 copy)
Revocation or suspension order
Order dated December 13, 2026 · Operating Authority Involuntary Suspension Notice
Why it may matter: FMCSA issues these orders when, for example, insurance lapses or a fine goes unpaid. Authority may stop being active.
What it doesn't show: Orders can be withdrawn or fixed later. Check whether authority is active now.
Next step: Run a live check, and confirm with the company using the phone number on its FMCSA record.
Source: FMCSA daily authority and insurance file (Motus, data.transportation.gov).
Noticed by THC November 15, 2026 (changed after our November 14, 2026 copy)
Liability insurance on file changed
None on file → $1,000,000
Why it may matter: For-hire carriers must keep liability (BIPD) insurance on file with FMCSA to keep authority active.
What it doesn't show: The amount on file is the filing, not the full policy. It doesn't show deductibles or exclusions.
Next step: Ask for a current certificate of insurance and confirm it with the insurance company directly.
Source: FMCSA daily authority and insurance file (Motus, data.transportation.gov).
Noticed by THC November 15, 2026 (changed after our November 14, 2026 copy)
Number of drivers reported changed
1 → 4
Why it may matter: Fleet size shows roughly how big the operation is.
What it doesn't show: These are the company's own MCS-150 numbers, not a count FMCSA checked.
Next step: Nothing needed unless other details changed too.
Source: FMCSA Company Census File (data.transportation.gov).
Noticed by THC November 15, 2026 (changed after our November 14, 2026 copy)
MCS-150 updated
FMCSA's file dates the update November 12, 2026
Why it may matter: Carriers must update the MCS-150 every two years. A fresh update means the fleet and contact details are recent.
What it doesn't show: The MCS-150 is filled in by the company itself; FMCSA doesn't check the numbers.
Next step: Nothing needed unless other details changed too.
Source: FMCSA Company Census File (data.transportation.gov).
Noticed by THC November 14, 2026 (changed after our November 13, 2026 copy)
New operating authority record
Carrier: Pending
Why it may matter: A new authority docket often means a new carrier or broker, or a company adding a new kind of authority.
What it doesn't show: A pending authority is not yet active and cannot be used to haul or broker loads.
Next step: Wait for authority to become active before booking, and check insurance on file.
Source: FMCSA daily authority and insurance file (Motus, data.transportation.gov).
Noticed by THC November 14, 2026 (changed after our November 13, 2026 copy)
MCS-150 updated
FMCSA's file dates the update November 11, 2026
Why it may matter: Carriers must update the MCS-150 every two years. A fresh update means the fleet and contact details are recent.
What it doesn't show: The MCS-150 is filled in by the company itself; FMCSA doesn't check the numbers.
Next step: Nothing needed unless other details changed too.
Source: FMCSA Company Census File (data.transportation.gov).
Noticed by THC November 14, 2026 (changed after our November 13, 2026 copy)
City or state on file changed
ENGLEWOOD, CO → AURORA, CO
Why it may matter: A move can change which state's rules and inspections apply.
What it doesn't show: This is the address the company reported to FMCSA; THC hasn't visited it.
Next step: Check that the address on paperwork matches.
Source: FMCSA Company Census File (data.transportation.gov).
Noticed by THC November 14, 2026 (changed after our November 13, 2026 copy)
Phone number on file changed
(303) 519-1787 → (303) 747-4849
Why it may matter: Load scams often start with a phone or email that doesn't match the FMCSA record, so a recent change is worth knowing about.
What it doesn't show: Companies change numbers for ordinary reasons. The change doesn't show who made it.
Next step: Call the number now on file to confirm any load, not a number from an email or text.
Source: FMCSA Company Census File (data.transportation.gov).
Dates are when THC noticed the change in FMCSA's files, not when it happened, unless FMCSA's file gives the date. FMCSA's files can lag behind FMCSA's own systems. Check this record on FMCSA SAFER · Daily FMCSA change reports
The USDOT number is active, but FMCSA's records show no active for-hire carrier operating authority as of November 15, 2026. Without it the company can't haul brokered freight across state lines for hire.
Our daily record doesn't include Casa Express LLC's safety rating. Run a free live check to see FMCSA's current rating. Most carriers are "Not Rated", which is normal: it means FMCSA has never done a full audit.
FMCSA's safety data for October 2024 to October 2026 shows no roadside inspections and no reportable crashes for Casa Express LLC. That's common for new or small companies; it isn't a safety rating.
Yes, it looks up to date. FMCSA's records show it was last filed November 12, 2026. The next update is due by August 31, 2028.
Yes. FMCSA's records show liability (BIPD) insurance on file for Casa Express LLC ($1,000,000 on file). Ask for a certificate of insurance naming you before the load.
From public FMCSA records (the Company Census File, FMCSA's daily authority and insurance file and its monthly Safety Measurement System inspection and crash files). Trucking Help Center is not FMCSA and is not affiliated with this company. Records can change daily: run a live check, and confirm every load by calling the phone number on file. Is this your company and something looks wrong? Update your MCS-150 with FMCSA; our copy refreshes nightly.
Red: FMCSA RECORDS SHOW A PROBLEM
No Active Authority. Can't legally haul brokered freight across state lines right now.
Authority
No Active Authority
Can't legally haul brokered freight across state lines right now.
Insurance
Active Liability Insurance ($1,000,000 Covered)
Pays for damage or injuries if this truck causes a crash. It's on file with FMCSA.
Paperwork (MCS-150)
Paperwork Status: Up to Date
Last filed November 12, 2026. Next update due by August 2028.
Safety Rating
Not Checked
Not in this record. Run a live check for FMCSA's current rating.
