EAGLEFIX SERVICES
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Cargo types
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Process agent designation in all 50 states, recorded with the FMCSA the same day.
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Check UCR for this carrierAbout USDOT 6125064
USDOT 6125064 identifies EAGLEFIX SERVICES of KISSIMMEE, FLwithin the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) registry. Every interstate motor carrier operating commercially in the United States is assigned a unique USDOT number that links to its safety record, operating authority, insurance filings, and inspection history. Use this number to look up the carrier on SAFER, verify a broker or shipper’s record, or file the carrier’s BOC-3 process agent designation.
The most recent MCS-150 on file reports 2 power units and 8 drivers, which places EAGLEFIX SERVICES among small fleets in the census. It is authorised to haul general freight, household goods and metal: sheets, coils, rolls, among other cargo classes. The USDOT number was issued this year. Registered for interstate operation from FL, so a BOC-3 filed for this carrier has to name a process agent in every state it operates in, not only FL.
About Active authority
FMCSA operating authority with status “Active” indicates the current eligibility of the carrier to haul regulated freight or passengers across state lines. Brokers, shippers, and insurers typically check this field before onboarding a new carrier. Authority also depends on a BOC-3 being on file — the form that names a process agent in every state the carrier operates in. Without it the FMCSA will not grant authority, and an existing registration can be revoked.