2 active trucking companies with a USDOT and MC number, from FMCSA's records, biggest fleets first. Open any company for its authority, insurance and safety record.
Counted from what each company reported to FMCSA on its registration (form MCS-150). A company can haul more than one kind of freight.
Authority and liability insurance come from FMCSA's daily authority file, copied nightly. They can lag or change any day: open a company and run a live check before you book or sign anything.
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2 trucking companies have an active USDOT number and an MC number in Melbourne, QC, by FMCSA's Company Census File. Together they report 43 trucks and 45 drivers.
The most common freight types on their FMCSA registrations are general freight (1), household goods (1), metal: sheets, coils, rolls (1), motor vehicles (1).
0 of them (0%) run 1 to 5 trucks, and 0 run more than 100. 0 got their USDOT number in the last 12 months.
Canadian carriers that haul into the United States need a USDOT number from FMCSA, and for-hire carriers also need U.S. operating authority (an MC number). This list shows those cross-border companies. Carriers that only run inside Canada register with their province instead (for example a CVOR in Ontario or an NSC number) and aren't listed here.
Open its page here to see its authority, insurance on file, inspections and crashes from FMCSA, then run a live check. Make sure the MC number on the rate confirmation matches, and call the phone number FMCSA has on file, not one from an email.
Source: FMCSA Company Census File (data.transportation.gov), copied nightly. Companies are listed under the city on their FMCSA record. Being listed doesn't mean a company is recommended: check its authority and insurance before you book. Trucking Help Center is not FMCSA and isn't affiliated with these companies.
