Trucking companies in Toronto, OH
28 FMCSA-registered trucking companies are based in Toronto. The typical fleet runs 1 power unit, and most haul other. Toronto's vehicle out-of-service rate sits at 15.6%, below the 22.26% national average.
Showing 26–28 of 28 companies
Other cities in Ohio
- Columbus5,271
- Cincinnati2,936
- Cleveland2,650
- Dayton1,627
- Toledo1,174
- Akron927
- Canton546
- Youngstown534
- West Chester516
- Mason482
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- Hamilton391
- Westerville357
- Loveland356
- Dublin344
- Hilliard338
- Reynoldsburg325
- Tipp City307
- Mansfield304
- Grove City291
- Springfield283
- Fairfield282
- Maineville277
- Medina270
- Middletown267
- Euclid243
- Pickerington242
- Parma227
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- Lima221
- Findlay204
- Warren203
- Millersburg196
- Delaware194
- Wooster194
- Lancaster193
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- Blacklick183
- Chillicothe179
- Galloway175
- Massillon168
- Elyria167
- Newark158
- Lorain156
- Perrysburg155
- Twinsburg154
- Ashland153
- Brunswick151
- Marietta144
- Pataskala140
- North Royalton139
- Miamisburg137
- Lebanon136
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- Bedford133
- Celina132
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Toronto trucking FAQ
How many trucking companies are in Toronto?
28 active motor carriers and freight brokers list a Toronto physical address in the FMCSA census, of which 8 hold active operating authority.
Which Toronto 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 Toronto 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 Toronto carriers?
Over the last 24 months, 15.6% of vehicle inspections on Toronto-based carriers resulted in an out-of-service order, compared with 22.26% nationally.