Trucking Company Lookup by Name or USDOT Number
Match the USDOT number and location. A name alone may identify several companies.
A number is the clearest match
Search the USDOT number displayed on the truck. If you have only a name, compare the legal name, trade name, and location.
Carrier identification guideCarrier search questions
Should I search a name or a USDOT number?
A confirmed USDOT number gives the clearest company match. A name can return several businesses, so compare legal and trade names, location and identifiers.
Can I enter an MC number in this search?
This site’s search is designed for company names and USDOT numbers. An MC docket number is a different identifier; use the official FMCSA records to work from it.
Why do I see several companies with similar names?
Different businesses can have similar legal or trade names. Do not choose a result solely because the spelling looks familiar. Compare the USDOT number and collision records.
Why did a delivery company return no result?
The public datasets do not cover every local vehicle or operator. No match is not proof that the operator lacks registration, insurance or a safety history.
What should I try when the name search is unsuccessful?
Try a shorter legal or trade name and check the digits against your existing photograph or report. Use official FMCSA search if the site’s source is unavailable.
Does the company address have to match the collision state?
No. A carrier may operate outside the state where it reports a business address. Keep the collision location separate from the company’s address.
Can I search without starting a case-review inquiry?
Yes. Search and report access do not require contact information or an intake submission.
Does finding a company confirm it operated the truck?
No. A search result is a candidate. Confirm the identifier against incident-specific records before treating the match as established.