SANTA FE MINING COMPANY
DBA: MORTON BROTHERS
Operations
What SANTA FE MINING COMPANY’s FMCSA record shows
Each field from the public registration, and what it means when you’re vetting this carrier.
- USDOT number 27400
- The USDOT number is FMCSA's permanent ID for this company. It never changes, even when the business renames, moves, or changes owners, so it's the most reliable way to identify SANTA FE MINING COMPANY.
- MC number None on file
- No MC number is on file. That's normal for private fleets hauling their own goods and for intrastate-only carriers, but a company with no MC number can't legally haul regulated interstate freight for hire.
- Operating status Inactive
- FMCSA lists this USDOT number as inactive. Inactive carriers shouldn't be dispatched; confirm the company has reactivated before booking a load.
- Operation type Interstate
- Interstate carriers can haul freight across state lines and fall under the full federal safety rules (FMCSRs).
- Fleet size 11 power units, 6 drivers
- SANTA FE MINING COMPANY self-reports 11 power units (trucks and tractors), which makes it a mid-size fleet. Fleet counts come from the carrier's own MCS-150 filing and aren't independently audited.
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Crash history
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Authority & cross-reference
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Frequently asked questions about SANTA FE MINING COMPANY
Common questions about this carrier, answered from FMCSA public records.
Is SANTA FE MINING COMPANY a legitimate motor carrier?
SANTA FE MINING COMPANY is registered with FMCSA under USDOT number 27400. Operating authority status is currently Inactive.
Where is SANTA FE MINING COMPANY based?
SANTA FE MINING COMPANY lists its physical address in LAS CRUCES, NM in FMCSA records. The physical state and city fields are provided by the carrier on their MCS-150 form.
Is USDOT 27400 active?
USDOT 27400 (SANTA FE MINING COMPANY) operating authority status is currently Inactive. Data is sourced from live FMCSA federal records.
How many trucks does SANTA FE MINING COMPANY operate?
SANTA FE MINING COMPANY reports 11 power units and employs 6 drivers to FMCSA. These figures come from the carrier's most recent MCS-150 filing.
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