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CANUSA TRANSPORTATION LTD

USDOT 934933 · MC402296 what is the difference?

10901 115TH STREET, OSOYOOS, BC V0H 1V0

Registered 2001-02-21 · 38 power units · Interstate

CANUSA TRANSPORTATION LTD (USDOT 934933, MC402296) is an interstate motor carrier based in OSOYOOS, BC, operating a fleet of 38 power units. FMCSA shows operating authority as active for Motor Carrier of Property (Except Household Goods), granted 2002-03-04. The most recent primary liability filing was cancelled effective 2011-12-21, and no replacement filing is on record. Authority status and insurance status are held in separate FMCSA files, so this record can read active with no liability filing behind it. 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$750,000Insurance Corporation of British Columbia81071Cancelled 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

CARGO policy 5IM132662 cancelled by insurer (NATIONAL INTERSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY)
BIPD/Primary policy 81071 cancelled by insurer (NATIONAL INTERSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY)
CARGO policy 501132662 cancelled by insurer (ZURICH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY)
Operating authority active — GRANTED

Registration on file

Entity statusActive
OperationInterstate
ClassificationAUTHORIZED FOR HIRE
Power units38
Trucks38
Phone2504952775

Filing history analysis

  • Operating authority on record since 2002-03-04 — 24 years.
  • 3 insurance cancellations on record, most recently 2011-12-21.
  • No suspension or revocation order served.
  • 38 power units — a mid-size fleet, larger than 94% of carriers in the FMCSA census.

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