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Trucking Companies in COOKEVILLE, TN

22 registered carriers · 4,362 trucks

There are 22 DOT-registered trucking companies based in COOKEVILLE, TN, operating 4,362 power units. The average fleet size of 198.3 trucks per carrier is above the state average of 36.5. Tennessee moves approximately 865M tons of freight by truck annually.

CompanyTrucks
AVERITT EXPRESS INC4,046
PUTNAM COUNTY SCHOOLS72
CHARLES BAILEY TRUCKING INC58
CHC MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS INC35
ELK MOUNTAIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC23
D & D ENTERPRISES PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL INC13
BILLINGS CRANE & MECHANICAL INC13
IRONCLAD EQUIPMENT LLC10
KEVIN LOFTIS10
RUSH TOWING LLC9
DUNCAN STORAGE OF COOKEVILLE LLC8
SOUTHLAND DISTRIBUTORS8
GREENWOOD CARRIERS INC7
COPELAND DRP LLC7
STONE STEEL LLC6
MARIO BEAN6
DMW EXPEDITE INC6
COLLINS MANUFACTURING5
VOLUNTEER METAL BUILDINGS & MORE INC5
HIX BROTHERS TRACTOR SERVICE INC5
J CUMBY CONSTRUCTION INC5
CHW LANDSCAPING AND EROSION CONTROL5

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trucking companies are in COOKEVILLE, TN?
There are 22 FMCSA-registered motor carriers in COOKEVILLE, TN, operating a combined fleet of 4,362 commercial vehicles. This represents 0.6% of all carriers in Tennessee.
What is the largest trucking company in COOKEVILLE, TN?
The largest trucking company in COOKEVILLE by fleet size is AVERITT EXPRESS INC (USDOT 36684), operating 4,046 power units.
How do I check if a COOKEVILLE trucking company is safe?
You can verify any trucking company's safety record by looking up their USDOT number on this site or the FMCSA SAFER database. Key indicators include the FMCSA safety rating (SATISFACTORY, CONDITIONAL, or UNSATISFACTORY), BASICs safety scores, vehicle and driver out-of-service rates, and crash history.
How does COOKEVILLE compare to other trucking cities in Tennessee?
COOKEVILLE ranks 27th among cities in Tennessee by number of registered carriers with 22 companies. NASHVILLE is the state's largest trucking hub with 330 carriers.

Source: FMCSA Safety and Fitness Electronic Records (SAFER) System