Refrigerated trucking companies in District of Columbia
59 reefer carriers are registered with FMCSA in District of Columbia, out of 845 trucking companies in the state. The largest by fleet size are Sorenson Transportation Company Inc, Capital Area Community Food Bank, Oceanpro Industries LTD. For temperature-controlled loads, confirm cargo insurance covers reefer breakdown and ask for continuous temperature logs.
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Trucking companies by city in District of Columbia
- Washington818
- Washington DC16
- Fraudulent Activity2
- District of Columbia1
- Fraudulent Activity - Do1
- NE1
- NE Washington1
- Northwest1
- SE Washington1
- Was1
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District of Columbia trucking FAQ
How many refrigerated trucking companies are in District of Columbia?
59 reefer carriers list a District of Columbia physical address in the FMCSA census.
What are the biggest refrigerated trucking companies in District of Columbia?
By power units reported on their latest MCS-150 filing, the largest are Sorenson Transportation Company Inc, Capital Area Community Food Bank, Oceanpro Industries LTD.
What should I check before booking one?
For temperature-controlled loads, confirm cargo insurance covers reefer breakdown and ask for continuous temperature logs.
How safe are District of Columbia carriers overall?
17.7% of vehicle inspections on District of Columbia-based carriers ended in an out-of-service order over the last 24 months, against 22.26% nationally. Each profile shows the carrier's own rate.