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Public Carrier Profile

Summit Regional Freight LLC

DOT 1234567 · MC 765432 · Tulsa, Oklahoma

Example profile using sample data

Multi-Doc Supported Rate Con + Attested Carrier-Declared

Loads · Last 4 Weeks

152

Loads · Last 13 Weeks

612

Loads · Last 52 Weeks

State-to-State Patterns

Equipment Types

Daily Trucks

State-to-State Activity Multi-Doc Supported

OK → TX

TX → OK

OK → KS

KS → OK

AR → OK

OK → MO

MO → OK

Equipment & Distance Rate Con + Attested

Flatbed

Van

0–100 mi

101–250 mi

251–500 mi

Preferred Lanes & Backhaul Interest Carrier-Declared

Tulsa → DFW

Tulsa → KC

Tulsa → STL

Tulsa → LIT

Backhaul interest

KC → Tulsa

DFW → Tulsa

STL → Tulsa

Declared Weekly Capacity Carrier-Declared

10–14 loads / week typical · Peak weeks up to 16 · 3 trucks daily.

Operational Statements Carrier-Declared

Family-owned and operated since 2018. We run a fleet of three trucks out of Tulsa, OK, with consistent regional capacity across Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, and Arkansas. Our drivers are W-2 employees. We prefer round trips when feasible to reduce deadhead.

Safety Context Government Record + Carrier-Provided Context

Public FMCSA information combined with carrier-provided operational and safety context.

Active

Authority Status

Active

Insurance Status

Years Operating

Power Units

Drivers

Inspections · Last 24 Months

FMCSA public data may not reflect real-time operational changes.

Safety Program Summary Carrier-Provided

Summit Regional Freight LLC states that equipment inspections, maintenance tracking, and roadside inspection reviews are handled internally. Drivers are expected to complete pre-trip inspections before dispatch, and equipment requiring repair is removed from service until corrected.

Recent Corrective Actions Carrier-Provided

Maintenance Weekly trailer inspection checklist implemented Jun 2024

Driver Review Roadside inspection review process added Aug 2025

Insurance Provider changed during renewal period Sep 2025

Carrier Safety Context Statement Carrier-Provided

The carrier states that any safety-related concerns should be reviewed together with its current operating history, active insurance status, inspection history, corrective actions, and recent operational activity.

Safety-related summaries may include carrier-provided operational statements, corrective-action summaries, maintenance summaries, or public FMCSA information. CarrierCreds does not certify, approve, or guarantee carrier safety.

Carrier Response to Negative Scoring Carrier-Declared

Changed insurance negative score — Carrier response:

We changed insurance providers during a normal renewal to lower our premiums. There was no lapse in coverage.

Regional patterns and planned capacity, summarized from the freight you forward.

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