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Trucking companies in Thorne Bay, Alaska

Thorne Bay, Alaska has 13 FMCSA-registered motor carriers with an active operating status and at least one power unit. 0% are registered for interstate operation, 0 run ten or more power units, and 0 are registered to carry hazardous materials. 0 carry a ProHRHQ peer-cohort grade of A or B.

Carriers based in Thorne Bay

Hiring and company-page carriers first, then for-hire carriers by ProHRHQ grade band and fleet size. Showing 1–13 of 13.

CarrierUSDOTGradePower unitsDriversOperation
Precision Development Llc dba Reid Excavating 2017379 2 3 Intrastate
James R Stevens dba Jr'S Custom Lumber And Resaw 2556882 2 1 Intrastate
Ginger Annette Hirata dba Ginger Hirata Trucking 3418109 2 1 Intrastate
Ralph Porter dba Porter Lumber 1756233 1 1 Intrastate
Hans K Kohn 2068710 1 1 Intrastate
Bradly Taylor dba Hst Excavation 2472321 1 1 Intrastate
Ralph Dean Blankenship dba Northern Star Cedar Products 1744228 2 2 Intrastate
Wood Cuts 2052824 2 2 Intrastate
Jk Forest Products 2642098 2 2 Intrastate
Cornerstone Excavation Services Llc 1789943 1 1 Intrastate
Richard M Cabe dba Thorne Bay Wood Product Enterprises 1983392 1 1 Intrastate
James L Harrison dba Western Gold Cedar Products 1999986 1 1 Intrastate
Melton Griggers dba Tree Tops Lodge 2297634 1 1 Intrastate

How many trucking companies are in Thorne Bay, Alaska?

ProHRHQ lists 13 active motor carriers registered to a Thorne Bay address in the current FMCSA census. The count refreshes monthly.

What is the largest trucking company in Thorne Bay?

By registered power units, the largest carrier based in Thorne Bay is Jk Forest Products (USDOT 2642098) with 2 power units.

How does Thorne Bay compare with other cities in Alaska?

Thorne Bay ranks 49 of 178 Alaska cities by number of registered carriers, out of 6,413 statewide.

How is the list ordered?

Carriers currently advertising CDL driver openings through ProHRHQ come first, then carriers with a company page, then for-hire carriers ahead of private fleets, then by ProHRHQ grade band and fleet size. The grade is ProHRHQ analysis of public FMCSA safety data against a peer cohort of similar-sized fleets; it is not a federal rating.

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Identity, location, fleet, and operation fields are the carrier's own FMCSA MCS-150 filing. The grade is ProHRHQ analysis against a peer cohort of similar-sized fleets, not a federal rating. How the data is built. Carrier owner? Find your page to update it.