MCS-150 Filing Severely Overdue
Last MCS-150 update was 69 months ago (5 years). Fleet size, address, officer, and insurance information are likely outdated. This carrier may no longer be actively operating at the registered location.
DBA BOYSE DOZING AND EZCAVATING
DO NOT USE
Critical risk signals — do not tender freight.
BOYSE DOZING is a well-established small for-hire carrier (9 units, 4 drivers) based in WELLMAN, IA, operating since 2010. Multiple critical risk signals detected — we recommend against tendering freight to this carrier without thorough investigation. Last MCS-150 update was 69 months ago (5 years). Fleet size, address, officer, and insurance information are likely outdated. This carrier may no longer be actively operating at the registered location.
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MCS-150 Filing Severely Overdue
Last MCS-150 update was 69 months ago (5 years). Fleet size, address, officer, and insurance information are likely outdated. This carrier may no longer be actively operating at the registered location.
No Insurance on File
No insurance filings found with FMCSA for this carrier.
Established Carrier
16 years of continuous active authority with no revocations.
Clean Crash Record
No DOT-reportable crashes over 16 years of operating history.
No Insurance on File
No insurance filings found with FMCSA despite having inspection records. Verify insurance directly with the carrier.
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