Complete Missouri trucking company database. Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield, and the central US freight hub that connects East Coast to West Coast shipping lanes.
Looking for trucking companies in Missouri? This list covers thousands of active motor carriers registered with the FMCSA and based in Missouri — emails, phone numbers, and DOT numbers included, updated for 2026. Kansas City and St. Louis put Missouri carriers at the center of national freight lanes.
Kansas City is the second-largest rail hub in the US and a major truck freight center. Its central location makes it a natural distribution point, with enormous warehousing and 3PL carrier activity on both sides of the state line.
St. Louis sits at the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers — a historic freight crossroads. Major port activity, interstate convergence (I-44, I-55, I-64, I-70), and industrial manufacturing support a dense carrier base.
Missouri's stretch of I-70 is one of the most-driven trucking routes in the US, connecting Kansas City to St. Louis and linking the central US freight network. Transit carriers along this route are prevalent in the database.
Missouri is a top producer of soybeans, corn, and cattle. Row crop haulers, livestock carriers, and agricultural input transporters make up a significant segment of the Missouri carrier population.
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