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Trucking companies in Hampton, Florida

Hampton, Florida has 16 FMCSA-registered motor carriers with an active operating status and at least one power unit. 19% are registered for interstate operation, 0 run ten or more power units, and 3 are registered to carry hazardous materials. 1 carry a ProHRHQ peer-cohort grade of A or B.

Carriers based in Hampton

Hiring and company-page carriers first, then for-hire carriers by ProHRHQ grade band and fleet size. Showing 1–16 of 16.

CarrierUSDOTGradePower unitsDriversOperation
Usa Vegetables Llc dba Usa Vegetables 3462613MC1130752 C 1 1 Interstate
Spratlin Towing & Recovery Inc 2583559 5 1 Intrastate · Hazmat
Brm Harvesting Llc 770971 2 2 Intrastate
Dewey Mcclellan Llc 768700 1 1 Intrastate
Russell Clim 1253515MC490685 1 1 Intrastate · Hazmat
Charles Laurie Mckinney Jr dba Mckinney Transport 1600832 1 1 Intrastate
Charles Dwain Hendrix dba Cd Transport Services 1775762MC699484 1 1 Intrastate
David Cooper 1874103 1 1 Intrastate
Heritage Towing & Recovery Llc 4229785 1 4 Intrastate
Apex Crane & Equipment Service Inc 4358375 A+ 4 3 Interstate · Hazmat
Brooks Trucking Llc 3396719MC1162467 C 7 6 Interstate
Swamp Cutters Lawn Care Llc 3922254 5 3 Intrastate
Florida Tractor Repair Inc 2459331 3 2 Intrastate
John Douglas Cribbs dba Doug Cribbs Wood Pro 893710 2 2 Intrastate
Metal Building Erector Llc 3434228 2 6 Intrastate
Noah Kevin Moore dba Moore Trucking 4345498 1 1 Intrastate

How many trucking companies are in Hampton, Florida?

ProHRHQ lists 16 active motor carriers registered to a Hampton address in the current FMCSA census. The count refreshes monthly.

What is the largest trucking company in Hampton?

By registered power units, the largest carrier based in Hampton is Brooks Trucking Llc (USDOT 3396719) with 7 power units.

How does Hampton compare with other cities in Florida?

Hampton ranks 468 of 1,946 Florida cities by number of registered carriers, out of 140,046 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.