Trucking companies in Washington, DC
818 FMCSA-registered trucking companies are based in Washington. The typical fleet runs 1 power unit, and most haul general freight. Washington's vehicle out-of-service rate sits at 17.3%, below the 22.26% national average.
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Other cities in District of Columbia
- Washington DC16
- Fraudulent Activity2
- District of Columbia1
- Fraudulent Activity - Do1
- NE1
- NE Washington1
- Northwest1
- SE Washington1
- Was1
- Wash1
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Washington trucking FAQ
How many trucking companies are in Washington?
818 active motor carriers and freight brokers list a Washington physical address in the FMCSA census, of which 75 hold active operating authority.
Which Washington 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 Washington 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.
What is the out-of-service rate for Washington carriers?
Over the last 24 months, 17.3% of vehicle inspections on Washington-based carriers resulted in an out-of-service order, compared with 22.26% nationally.