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OAK HARBOR FREIGHT LINES INC

1339 West Valley Hwy North, Auburn, WA 98001
Active · General-freight carrier · Auburn, WA
USDOT 8314 · MC-139763
B
Above average
947
Power units
1,120
Drivers
Federal record 696 insp · 24 mo · 63 OOS (9.1%) · 61 crashes · 24 mo · no acute flag
Data confidence · FMCSA filing notes

Data confidence

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  • FMCSA safety rating: S (20220927) — Per FMCSA filing, the safety rating on file is 4 years old. FMCSA does not automatically expire ratings, but a rating issued before the 24-month review window does not reflect the current compliance posture.
ProHRHQ analysis · derived from FMCSA Company Census

What this carrier is

Registered with FMCSA in 1974, OAK HARBOR FREIGHT LINES INC is an enterprise-fleet general-freight carrier based in Auburn, WA. Operating footprint on the current MCS-150: 947 power units and 1,120 drivers. The carrier runs regional lanes and holds active MC139763 authority. FMCSA lists General freight as the sole cargo classification on file — a single flag often reflects a dedicated operation rather than the full scope of freight moved. FMCSA safety rating on file: Satisfactory (Sep 27, 2022).

Fleet composition on file: 77 owned trucks, 870 owned tractors, 2,779 owned trailers.

ProHRHQ analysis · peer-cohort grading on FMCSA SMS data

Safety record

B Above average

The strongest signal is Driver Fitness at 18.2% of peer cohort average — well under norm. Combined with a clean acute-flag picture, that supports the B grade. Main caution: nothing stands out as disqualifying on this record.

Against similarly sized 939–954-power-unit peers, this carrier is below cohort average in Driver Fitness, and above cohort average in Unsafe Driving, Hours-of-Service, and Vehicle Maintenance.

BASIC 3yr violations (TW) Raw 3yr Cohort avg % of cohort Acute
Unsafe Driving 207.00 172 144.50 143.3%
Hours-of-Service 32.00 24 19.50 164.1%
Driver Fitness 1.00 1 5.50 18.2%
Controlled Substances/Alcohol 0.00 0 0.00
Vehicle Maintenance 625.00 596 469.00 133.3%
Hazmat 16.00 25 8.00 200.0%
What the BASIC table shows

What the BASIC table shows

Each BASIC (Behavior Analysis and Safety Improvement Category) is a slice of the safety record — Unsafe Driving, Hours-of-Service, Driver Fitness, Controlled Substances/Alcohol, Vehicle Maintenance, and Hazmat. "% of cohort" is this carrier's time-weighted violation count divided by the average among similarly sized peers. Below 100% means below cohort average; above 100% means above. Acute or critical violations are flagged in their own column and reflect FMCSA's most serious citation classes.

FMCSA SMS · 24-month review window

Inspection and violation record

Total inspections
696
Driver inspections
646
4 driver OOS
Vehicle inspections
552
59 vehicle OOS
ProHRHQ analysis · operating fit

What this carrier likely fits

This is a general-freight carrier that runs regional lanes, primarily interstate inside a 100-mile radius, with general freight on the FMCSA cargo classification list. Trailer-heavy fleet composition (2,779 trailers against 870 tractors) is consistent with drop-and-hook or dedicated lane operation.

ProHRHQ analysis · key takeaways

Key takeaways

  • Grade B (above average) against 25 peer carriers operating 939–954 power units.
  • No acute or critical violation flags in the current review window.
  • 696 inspections in the 24-month SMS window (4 driver OOS, 59 vehicle OOS).
  • Three-year public record: 832 violations, 61 reportable crashes (3 involving fatalities).
  • Hazmat is the weakest area — 200.0% of peer cohort average (roughly double the norm).
  • Operates as an enterprise-fleet general-freight carrier running regional lanes with 947 power units on file.
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