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USDOT 3285597 · Interstate · Texas

Texas Transportation Line INC

US DOT3285597
MC Docket1043320
Operating authorityAuthorized · Common
Insurance on fileBIPD $1M
OperationInterstate
Census statusActive
ClassificationFor-hire carrier
Power units (fleet)21
Drivers24
LocationLaredo, TX 78045
Cargo carriedGeneral Freight
MCS-150 mileage1,270,720 mi (2025)
Phone (on file)(956) 744-9948

Sources: census record as of November 9, 2026; authority and insurance from FMCSA L&I, checked November 2, 2026; inspections and crashes from FMCSA SMS, checked November 2, 2026.

Quick answer

Texas Transportation Line INC is an interstate motor carrier in Laredo, Texas (USDOT 3285597) with active operating authority and a self-reported fleet of 21 power units.

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Safety & inspections

Official rating on SAFER →
34InspectionsFMCSA roadside, 24 months
5 of 28Vehicle inspections with an out-of-service order17.9%
2 of 34Driver inspections with an out-of-service order5.9%
1Crashes on file0 fatalities · 1 injury reported

Source: FMCSA Safety Measurement System, roadside inspections and crashes over a ~24-month window, checked November 2, 2026. An out-of-service rate is the share of inspections in which a vehicle or driver was placed out of service. With few inspections, one result moves the rate a lot. FMCSA crash records include crashes regardless of fault. None of these figures is a safety rating. The official Satisfactory/Conditional/Unsatisfactory safety rating is issued separately. See SAFER.

About Texas Transportation Line INC

Texas Transportation Line INC is an interstate motor carrier based in Laredo, Texas, registered with the FMCSA under USDOT 3285597. It holds active operating authority (MC-1043320), with $1M of BIPD insurance on file. The carrier self-reports a fleet of 21 power units and 24 drivers. Registered cargo includes general freight. Its most recent MCS-150 filing reported 1,270,720 mi (2025).

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