Freight brokers in U.S. Virgin Islands
1 freight brokers are registered with FMCSA in U.S. Virgin Islands, out of 106 trucking companies in the state. The largest by fleet size are Rickey Joseph Young Trust. Brokers must keep a $75,000 BMC-84 bond or BMC-85 trust on file with FMCSA; confirm it is active before you book through one.
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Trucking companies by city in U.S. Virgin Islands
- St Thomas57
- Christiansted23
- St John7
- Frederiksted5
- Kingshill5
- St Croix3
- Charlotte Amalie2
- Charlotte Ama1
- Christiansted St Croix1
- Saint Thomas1
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U.S. Virgin Islands trucking FAQ
How many freight brokers are in U.S. Virgin Islands?
1 freight brokers list a U.S. Virgin Islands physical address in the FMCSA census.
What are the biggest freight brokers in U.S. Virgin Islands?
By power units reported on their latest MCS-150 filing, the largest are Rickey Joseph Young Trust.
What should I check before booking one?
Brokers must keep a $75,000 BMC-84 bond or BMC-85 trust on file with FMCSA; confirm it is active before you book through one.
How safe are U.S. Virgin Islands carriers overall?
20.4% of vehicle inspections on U.S. Virgin Islands-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.