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Trucking companies in Kiester, Minnesota

Kiester, Minnesota has 14 FMCSA-registered motor carriers with an active operating status and at least one power unit. 57% are registered for interstate operation, 0 run ten or more power units, and 1 are registered to carry hazardous materials. 8 carry a ProHRHQ peer-cohort grade of A or B.

Carriers based in Kiester

Hiring and company-page carriers first, then for-hire carriers by ProHRHQ grade band and fleet size. Showing 1–14 of 14.

CarrierUSDOTGradePower unitsDriversOperation
D&J Seeds Transport Llc 4522312MC1807610 A+ 4 4 Interstate · Hazmat
Brush Creek Trucking Llc 3184498MC1087427 A+ 2 5 Interstate
Greg Mk Flaskerud dba Greg Flaskerud Trucking 1019754MC429739 A+ 1 1 Interstate
Jerrod M Obermeyer dba Obermeyer Trucking 1314032MC509035 A+ 1 1 Interstate
Eilertson Trucking Llc 2861535MC958848 A+ 1 1 Interstate
D&J Seeds Llc dba D & J Seeds 2134451 A+ 4 3 Interstate
John Eilertson 1624731 A+ 3 3 Interstate
Mark George Obermeyer 1981833 A+ 1 1 Interstate
Creel Communications Llc 3897323 2 2 Intrastate
Richard A Jensen dba R J'S Contracting 840396 1 2 Intrastate
Carol Lynn Rinehart dba Rustic Pines Tree Farm 1505379 1 1 Intrastate
The Square Yard Inc 2496959 1 1 Intrastate
Todds Services 3896031 1 1 Intrastate
Daniel Ruch 3901983 1 2 Intrastate

How many trucking companies are in Kiester, Minnesota?

ProHRHQ lists 14 active motor carriers registered to a Kiester address in the current FMCSA census. The count refreshes monthly.

What is the largest trucking company in Kiester?

By registered power units, the largest carrier based in Kiester is D&J Seeds Llc (USDOT 2134451) with 4 power units.

How does Kiester compare with other cities in Minnesota?

Kiester ranks 677 of 1,625 Minnesota cities by number of registered carriers, out of 71,502 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.