Every registered motor carrier based in Colorado — FMCSA DOT Census verified. USDOT numbers, contacts, addresses, fleet sizes, cargo types. One-time $99, instant delivery.
Colorado sits at the intersection of east-west and north-south freight corridors. I-70 through the Rockies is one of the most critical — and challenging — freight routes in the US.
Colorado has significant oil, gas, and mining activity along the Front Range and Western Slope, generating heavy demand for specialized haulers: oversized loads, flatbed, and oilfield equipment carriers.
Denver is one of the fastest-growing metros in the US. E-commerce fulfillment, construction materials, and consumer goods all flow through Denver, supporting a large last-mile and regional carrier population.
Legal name, DBA, phone, email where available, physical address, city, state, ZIP.
USDOT number, MC number, authority status, safety rating, authority type and grant date.
Power units, driver count, equipment types, cargo specialties, trailer types.
MCS-90 on file, BIPD coverage tier, cargo insurance carrier where recorded.
States where authorized to operate — filter for local vs. regional vs. national carriers.
Date authority granted — target new entrants actively buying equipment and services.
Mountain route carriers need specialized commercial trucking coverage including high-altitude breakdown endorsements and mountain pass liability. 19,000+ Colorado carriers is a strong regional prospect pool.
Colorado's carrier growth mirrors the state's population boom. New entrant carriers are actively purchasing ELD devices, GPS tracking, and fleet software — use our data to target them by authority date.
Mountain terrain puts extra wear on drivetrains, brakes, and tires. Parts distributors and tire vendors use our list to reach Colorado carriers who face higher maintenance demands than flatland operators.
19,000+ Colorado motor carriers with full contact and fleet data. Instant delivery, no subscription.
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