Carrier directory

Every Trucking Company Has a Carrier Page

ProHRHQ keeps a page for every active motor carrier, built from federal FMCSA records and updated every month, with a map of shippers near the company.

A carrier page on ProHRHQ: company name, city, FMCSA truck and driver counts, USDOT number, a Contact the company button and an owner sign-in box
A carrier page, shown with a made-up company, Sample Freight Lines.

Find your company’s page

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Shippers near every carrier

The live Freight Finder: trailer choices and a map of freight facilities around a city
Each page maps the freight facilities around the company’s home city. The owner can save them as sales leads.

The owner opens it with a link

The owner's tools on a carrier page: carrier intelligence, Freight Finder, recruiting and applicant tracking, PEO tools, broker packet, page editing
No password. The sign-in link goes to the email address FMCSA has on file, and every tool is one click away.

A free report every month

The Monthly Carrier Brief for the owner: 24 trucks and 27 drivers, 46 inspections and 1 reported crash in three years, and a link to shippers nearby
Fleet, safety record and freight nearby, updated each month. The safety comparison with carriers the same size is shown only to the owner.

See the public page, then the owner’s view

Eight steps on the public page, then nine in the owner’s view, using the made-up company.

Everything a carrier page does
What anyone can seeWhy it matters to the carrier
Name, USDOT number, city and status, with a picture matched to the kind of freightA company page the carrier did not have to build
What has changed: trucks, drivers and drivers per truck across the monthly federal releasesShows growth over time
What the company hauls, its equipment, operating area and a printable company summaryA shipper or broker sees the fit quickly
The local market: carriers nearby, trucking and warehouse businesses, and the nearest freight facilitiesLocal facts about the company’s market
Open driver jobs with pay, home time and equipment; applications go to the carrier’s hiring boardDrivers can apply from the company’s own page
Insurance, operating authority, inspections and filing history, each dated and sourcedA broker can check the carrier without a phone call
Contact, and one way to correct the recordMistakes can be fixed
What the owner gets with the sign-in linkWhy it matters to the carrier
Monthly Carrier Brief: fleet, safety record and freight nearbyA free report on the company every month
Safety record by area beside the average for carriers the same size, and the area to work on firstPrivate, not shown on the public page
Freight Finder: save shippers from the map, export the list, move it to a sales boardWork shippers as sales leads
Documents: insurance, W-9 and authority as PDFs, and a broker packet shared by one lasting linkOne link for a broker instead of emailed files
Recruiting: post a job free, applicant tracking and driver qualification filesHiring from the same page
Edit the page: design, company story, contact, fleet and pictures; invite office staff by their own linkA company website without building one
Kept up every monthWhy it matters to the carrier
Each new FMCSA release is loaded and every page is rebuilt from itThe page does not go stale
Peer groups by fleet size are recomputedComparisons stay fair
Insurance filings are checked dailyThe insurance shown is current