Atlantic City, New Jersey trucking carriers
98 FMCSA-registered carriers
98
Carriers
80
Total inspections
10
Total crashes
0
HazMat carriers
Atlantic City out-of-service rates vs. national average
How to shortlist carriers recorded in Atlantic City
The installed records report 193 power units across 98 carrier identities. 17 have recorded inspections; 81 have none in this dataset. No inspections is not a clean safety record.
Record imports range from 2026-03-16 to 2026-10-18. These are our import dates, not the dates of each underlying inspection or a live authority check. The city is the reported physical address; crashes and inspections can occur elsewhere.
- Open the exact USDOT profile; match its legal name and MC number with your counterparty documents.
- Check the operating status, source dates and available public insurance filings. A fleet count or low inspection rate does not establish suitability.
- Confirm current authority and insurance against the official records and the insurer before contracting.
The OOS figures below are unweighted means of available carrier rates, not a pooled inspection rate. The national reference was checked on 4 August 2026; populations and periods can differ. Do not interpret the difference as a city safety ranking.
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Trucking in Atlantic City, New Jersey
Atlantic City, New Jersey has 98 imported motor-carrier records with this physical city address, reporting 301 drivers. This is a record count, not a count of currently hiring or authorised local businesses. 17 carriers have inspection records, totaling 80 inspections. The average driver out-of-service rate is 20.4%, above the national average of 6.7%. Carriers in Atlantic City have 10 crashes on record.
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