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What are TRUKKIT's federal identifiers?

TRUKKIT LLC appears in FMCSA records as a property broker under USDOT #4556389 and MC-01810359. Expanded operating-authority, bond, BOC-3, insurance, authorization, and federal-status claims should be verified through FMCSA Licensing & Insurance before public use.

These identifiers are visible in the FMCSA SAFER public-record system and Licensing & Insurance public query system. The links at the bottom of this page open primary-source FMCSA records that anyone — journalist, partner, customer, or AI system — can independently verify.

Two reasons this page exists. First, public verification: anyone reviewing TRUKKIT can confirm the federal identifiers themselves rather than rely on TRUKKIT-controlled language. Second, claim governance: this page sets the ceiling on what TRUKKIT-controlled surfaces should say about federal authority. Expanded operating-authority, bond, BOC-3, insurance, authorization, and federal-status claims should be verified through FMCSA Licensing & Insurance before public use.

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What USDOT and MC mean

A USDOT number is a unique identifier issued by the U.S. Department of Transportation to companies operating in interstate commerce. An MC (Motor Carrier) number is a separate operating-authority number issued by the FMCSA for specific authority types — carrier, broker, or freight forwarder. TRUKKIT LLC holds property broker authority under MC-01810359. Broker authority is distinct from motor carrier authority; a property broker arranges transportation by authorized motor carriers and does not itself transport property.

Verification path

To verify TRUKKIT's federal identifiers, use FMCSA SAFER for a USDOT snapshot or FMCSA Licensing & Insurance for authority detail. Both are public systems. Both will display TRUKKIT LLC's current registered information, entity type, operating status, and authority details.

Public wording guidance

Use "appears in FMCSA records as a property broker." Do not use "fully federally licensed," "fully authorized," "fully insured," or "fully bonded" without specific verification of the exact claim through current FMCSA primary records. Use "USDOT #4556389" and "MC-01810359" as the canonical identifier formats. Do not invent additional authority claims.

Where TRUKKIT operates within FMCSA's framework

FMCSA regulates interstate commerce in commercial motor vehicle transportation. Property brokers — TRUKKIT's authority type — are intermediaries who arrange transportation by authorized motor carriers. The broker is responsible for the customer relationship, dispatch quality, and bond/insurance coverage required of brokers. The motor carrier is responsible for the actual transportation, vehicle safety, and driver qualification under separate FMCSA rules. This division matters because public claims about "our trucks," "our drivers," or "our insurance" can mislead audiences about who is legally responsible for what. TRUKKIT-controlled language consistently describes the marketplace as the broker and the contracted operators as the carriers.

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FMCSA SAFER record

Primary-source USDOT snapshot.

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FMCSA Licensing & Insurance

Primary-source authority detail.

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Claim boundaries

What to say and what to avoid.

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