CITY DIRECTORY · DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Trucking companies in Fraudulent Activity, DC
2 FMCSA-registered trucking companies are based in Fraudulent Activity. The typical fleet runs 1 power unit, and most haul general freight.
2
Registered companies
0
Active for-hire authorities
1
Median fleet (power units)
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Vehicle OOS · nat’l 22.26%
0
New registrations, 30 days
Showing 1–2 of 2 companies
Fraudulent Activity - Do Not ReactivateHigh risk · 75Carrier & Broker
USDOT 4002534 · MC-1504729 · Fraudulent Activity
General FreightMetal: Sheets, Coils, RollsMotor Vehicles+7
1
Power units
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Vehicle OOS
3 yr
Registered
Heaven Freight LLCHigh risk · 75Carrier & Broker
USDOT 4124676 · MC-1578218 · Fraudulent Activity
General Freight
1
Power units
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Vehicle OOS
3 yr
Registered
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Fraudulent Activity trucking FAQ
How many trucking companies are in Fraudulent Activity?
2 active motor carriers and freight brokers list a Fraudulent Activity physical address in the FMCSA census, of which 0 hold active operating authority.
Which Fraudulent Activity trucking companies have the largest fleets?
The directory is ranked by power units reported on each company's latest MCS-150 filing. Use the "Largest fleets" view to see companies running 50 or more trucks.
How do I check if a Fraudulent Activity carrier is safe to load?
Open any profile for its operating authority status, insurance on file, 24-month out-of-service rates against the national average, crash history and identity checks, summarized as a load-decision score.