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KEVIN & BRENDA TRUCKING INC

USDOT 1321754 · MC801598 what is the difference?

204 SUNDERLAND DR, SAVANNAH, GA 31406

Registered 2005-01-13 · 1 power units · Intrastate Non-Hazmat

KEVIN & BRENDA TRUCKING INC (USDOT 1321754, MC801598) is a intrastate motor carrier based in SAVANNAH, GA, operating a single power unit. FMCSA shows operating authority as active for Motor Carrier of Property (Except Household Goods), granted 2012-10-05. The insurance file carries a $1,000,000 BMC-91X filing from Progressive Mountain Insurance Company of Ohio, effective 2022-05-31. The authority and insurance files agree with each other as of the date this record was read. These figures are read from FMCSA Licensing & Insurance and SAFER on 2026-09-23; MC Sentry reports what is on file and does not rate or recommend carriers.

Operating authority

Motor Carrier of Property (Except Household Goods)Active GRANTED

Insurance on file

TypeCoverageInsurerPolicyStatus
BIPD liability$1,000,000PROGRESSIVE MOUNTAIN INSURANCE COMPANY OF OHIOCA00633367On file, effective

Federal minimum for general freight property carriers is $750,000 BIPD. What each filing code means. Cargo coverage is not shown here — why the federal record cannot tell you if your freight is covered.

Recent activity

BIPD/Primary policy CA0633367 cancelled by insurer (PROGRESSIVE MOUNTAIN INSURANCE COMPANY OF OHI)
Operating authority active — GRANTED

Registration on file

Entity statusActive
OperationIntrastate Non-Hazmat
ClassificationAUTHORIZED FOR HIRE
Power units1
Trucks1
Phone9125965100

Filing history analysis

  • Operating authority on record since 2012-10-05 — 13 years.
  • 1 insurance cancellation on record, most recently 2022-05-31.
  • No suspension or revocation order served.
  • Current primary filing: $1,000,000 with PROGRESSIVE MOUNTAIN INSURANCE COMPANY OF OHIO, on file since 2022-05-31 — $250,000 above the federal minimum.
  • 1 power unit — a single-truck operation, larger than 0% of carriers in the FMCSA census.

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