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RICHARDSON OIL EXPLORATION AND CATTLE LLC

location_onWOODBURN, INUSDOT 4579704

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FMCSA snapshotRefreshed daily
Authority status
None
For-hire authority status per FMCSA — registration itself is active
Safety rating
Not rated
Normal — most carriers haven't had an FMCSA review
Power units
1
Self-reported on the carrier's MCS-150
Drivers
1
Self-reported on the carrier's MCS-150
MC number
None on file
No interstate for-hire docket in FMCSA's records (new grants can lag)
Registration type
Interstate
FMCSA carrier operation classification
Common questions

Is USDOT 4579704 an active carrier?

RICHARDSON OIL EXPLORATION AND CATTLE LLC (USDOT 4579704) is registered with FMCSA and allowed to operate, but its for-hire operating authority currently shows as none (registration type: Interstate). This page refreshes from FMCSA every 24 hours.

What is RICHARDSON OIL EXPLORATION AND CATTLE LLC's safety rating?

RICHARDSON OIL EXPLORATION AND CATTLE LLC has no FMCSA safety rating on file — most carriers are unrated, which is normal and simply means FMCSA hasn't completed a compliance review.

How many trucks does RICHARDSON OIL EXPLORATION AND CATTLE LLC operate?

RICHARDSON OIL EXPLORATION AND CATTLE LLC reports 1 power unit and 1 driver to FMCSA, operating out of WOODBURN, IN. Fleet counts come from the carrier's own MCS-150 filing and can lag a growing fleet.

How do I contact RICHARDSON OIL EXPLORATION AND CATTLE LLC?

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