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International SCAC Listing June 09, 2004 Carrier SCAC Code Carrier SCAC Code 3D TRUCKING 7TDT AIM CARRIBBEAN EXP 9AIM 4 4 WAY TRANSPORTATION FWYR AIM CARTAGE&LEASING AIMI 5SQZ 5SQZ AIR CANADA CARGO ACDA A & B FREIGHT LINE INC ABFL AIR CARGO EXPRESS 6CAX A & R TRANSPORT INC ANRI AIR CARGO TRANSPORTA AICP A & T TRUCKING CO ANTG AIR EXPRESS INTL ARXS A C DISTRIBUTING CO ACDD AIR EXPRESS INTL AXFF A C E COURIER SERVIC 9AQB AIR FREIGHT DELIVERY AFDS A D TRANSPORT EXPRES ADXR AIR FRT SPECIALISTS AFSO A DUIE PYLE INC PYLE AIR GROUND XPRESS IN 8ARX A J WEIGAND INC WEIG AIR LAND & SEA TRANS 8ADP A M EXPRESS INC AMXC AIR LAND TRANSPORT S APVC A M TRANSPORT 8AMT AIR LITE TRANSPORT I 7AAE A N DERINGER INC DANQ AIR RIDE EXPRESS INC 8ADX A ONE (1) PICKUP & D AOEQ AIR ROAD EXPRESS TRANS S ARXE A S A P EXPRESS INC ASXP AIR SEA FORWARDERS ASFF A TRANS DELIVERY SER ATDL AIR TRANSPORT INC 7AOI A X I ROAD AEXG AIR WISCONSIN WIAF A.B.C. MOTOR FREIGHT AOFI AIRBORNE FREIGHT CORPORA AIRB AAA COOPER TRANSPORTATIO AACT AIRCO GAS & GEAR 9AIZ AAROW MOVING & STORA ARWG AIRGROUP EXPRESS 9AGX ABC EXPRESS INC ABXI AIRWAY EXP COURIER 9BFX ABEL FREIGHT LINES ABEQ AIT FREIGHT SYSTEMS AIIH ABERDEEN EXPRESS INC ABNE AJAX TOOL INC 9AJO ABERDEEN TRUCK TERMI 9APX AKRON EXPRESS INC AKXP ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM INC ABFS AKZO CHEMICALS INC 9AKI ABLE TRANSIT ABEN ALASKA AIRLINES INC AKAL ACE DORAN HAULING & RIGG ACEH ALCOA FUJIKURA MANUF 7AFJ ACE FORWARDING 7ACF ALEXANDER INTERNATIO AXNI ACE TRANSPORTATION I ATPH ALGO-EXPEDITE AGOE ACME DELIVERY SERVIC ADEO ALL ONTARIO COURIER 6AOC ACME MOTOR FREIGHT S AMFS ALL POINTS EXPRESS 9AOG ACORN LOGISTICS LIMITED 6AGS ALL POINTS TRUCKING 9LLP ACS - UNIMARK 7UNK ALL STAR TRUCKING ASQK ACTION EXPRESS INC AEXE ALL STATE FRGTWAYS ASFW ACTION EXPRESS INC ACXS ALL STATES FREIGHT S ALQF ACTION MESSENGER INC ATOM ALL WAYS FRGT LNS ALWS ACTIVE AERO CHARTER ATAO ALLEN TRANSPORT CORP 8ALL ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION (D DMFC ALLIANCE FREIGHT SYS 8AGF ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION (P PVAM ALLIANCE FREIGHT SYS ALFH ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION (P PAOR ALLIANCE SHIPPERS INC ANSH ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION CO ATVD ALLIANCE TRANSPORT 6ATS ADD AMERICAN FREIGHT ADAN ALLIANCE TRUCKING ALKC ADMIRAL AIR EXPRESS AAIE ALLIANCE TRUCKING 7AGU ADTECH PLASTIC SYSTE 7ADT ALLIED VAN LINES ALLV ADVANCE TRANSP CO ADTC ALLTRANS EXPRESS 9AOD ADVANCED DISTRIBUTION SY ADBS ALMOND FRT LINE ALMD Page 1 of 27 Rev 2.0 International SCAC Listing June 09, 2004 Carrier SCAC Code Carrier SCAC Code AERO CHARTER AEOC ALOHA FRTWAYS INC ALHA AERO CHARTER INCORPO AERH ALPHA AND OMEGA TRANSP S 5ALP AERO EXPEDITING INC AXPD ALPHABET 6ALH AERO TRUCKING INC AERO AL'S CARTAGE LTD ACQK AEROSTAR EXPEDITE IN 8AXP ALVAN MOTOR FREIGHT INC ALVN AETNA FREIGHT LINES AETN AM TRANSPORTATION IN AMIY AG TRUCKING INC AGTG AMA TRANSPORTATION AMAP AGA GAS INC 7AQG AMBER EXPRESS CO LTD 9MBE AGEE MOTOR FREIGHT INC AGMO AM-CAN TRANSPORT SERVICE AMCV AMER PRES DISTB SVCS APDD ART PAPE TRANSF INC PPEA AMERC FRT SYS/SMITHS AFSI ARTISAN ASSOCIATES AIAO AMERFORD INTERNATION AARF ART'S HOT SHOT SERVI 6ARA AMERI CAN CUSTOMHOUS ACUB ASA FREIGHT SYS ASFS AMERICAN AIRLINES FREIGH AAFL ASL FREIGHT SYSTEMS ASQF AMERICAN BACKHAULERS AMBQ ASSOCIATE INTERMODAL 8AIM AMERICAN CENTRAL TRA ACRL ASSOCIATED AIR FRGHT ASAF AMERICAN DISTRIBUTION CE ADBC ASSOCIATED CAB 7AUX AMERICAN EAGLE EXPRE 8AEX ASSOCIATED GLOBAL SYSTEM ASGY AMERICAN RING & TOOL 9ECY ASSOCIATED NATL COUR 9ADL AMERICAN ROAD LINE 9ARL ASSOCIATED PETROLEUM ASPC AMERICAN STEEL FNDRY 8ASF ASTON TOWING COMPANY 7ASH AMERICAN TRANS LOGIS 8ATP ASTRO AIR EXPRESS IN AAEP AMERICAN TRANSPORT C 8EAC ASTRO COURIER SERVICE IN AOUR AMERICAN TRANSPORTATIO ATYS ASTRO TRUCK LINES IN ASLI AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION 6MEP ATCHISON TOPEKA & SF ATSF AMERICAN TRUCKING CO AMEK ATECH WAREHOUSING APKI AMERICAN TRUCKING CO AMNR ATLANTA MTR LINE INC ATML AMERICAN WEST AIRLIN AMWA ATLANTIC SOUTHEAST A ATAN AMERICA'S CARRIERS I 8ARC ATLAS CARRIERS INC ATLW AMERIJET INTERNATION AMEJ ATLAS VAN LINES ATVL AMERISTAR JET CHARTER IN AJCN ATOMIC TRANSPORT ATIW AMERISTAR TRANSPORTA ATSS ATS SPECIALIZED INC ASSM AMERI-STATES EXPRESS 6MTX AURORA AREA EXPRESS AUAE AMLIN EXPEDITE SVC 8AML AURORA FAST FREIGHT AUFF AMTRAN CORP 8AXZ AUTO HAULAWAY LTD AUHL ANCHOR LOGISTICS INC 6AHL AUTO RIDE CAB OF ELM AURC ANCHOR TRUCKING ANCR AUTO RIDE DELIVER COMPAN AURD ANCLAMBTON KENT 8ANC AUTO TRUCK TRANSPORT ATAC ANDERSON & SONS TRKG AASN AUTOMATED LOGISTICS 8AUT ANDERSON TRKNG SERV ANMN AUTOMATED LOGISTICS SYST AULS ANDLAUER TRANSPRTN 8AUV AUTOMOTIVE CARRIER SERVI AUVC ANR FREIGHT SYSTEM ANRF AUTOMOTIVE CONTROLS 9AUM ANTHONYS DELV SERV ANHN AUTOQUIK AUQK ANTUS TRANSPORTATION AUSO AVERITT EXPRESS INC AVRT A-P-A TRANSPORT CORP APAC AVIATION SALES 9VIM APEX FORWARDING LTD APXF B & B CARTAGE CO 9BCM APEX MOTOR EXPRESS AXME B & D TRANSFER INC BADT Page 2 of 27 Rev 2.0 International SCAC Listing June 09, 2004 Carrier SCAC Code Carrier SCAC Code APOLIS TRANSPORT INC APIS B & D TRANSPORT LTD BDTP APPS TRANSPORT GROUP 5AGP B & F TURGEON INC BNFQ ARAB CARTAGE & EXPRE ARAB B & R ECKELS TRANSPORT L EBRL ARDEN FASTENERS INC 9AQS B & R SERVICES BRSS AREA TRANSPORTATION ARIT B C EXPRESS INC BCER ARGENTS EXPRESS GROU AGAE B C RAIL LTD 9BDJ ARISS HAULAGE LTD AHLG B H TRANSFER CO BHTF ARL AMERICAN ROAD AIPA B J EXPRESS BJER ARMBRO TRANSPORT INC ARBL B RIGHT TRUCKING COM BRIT ARMOUR TRANSPORT INC 9AOM B&H FREIGHT LINE INC BAHF ARNOLD BROS TRANSPORT LT ARNB B&W CRTGE INTERSTATE BAWC ARNOLD TRANSPORTATIO DAWH B.B. & L INC 9BBI ARNOLD TRANSPORTATION SE ANTT BADER & SONS INC BDES ARROW CARRIER CORP ARCC BADGER FEDERAL SVC BFES ARROW CTG & CRATING ACGC BADGERLAND FREIGHT S BGFS ARROW TRANSPORTATION AROT BALL & BALL TRUCKING 8BTK ARROW TRUCKING AROK BANDY TRANSPORT CO 9BDP ART BROCKMAN INC BROF BARR & MILES INC BANM BASELINE TRANSPORTAT BLNR BK TRANSPORTATION INC BNKE BASLER FLIGHT SERVIC BFSI BLACK & WHITE TAXI BWCB BATES METAL PROD 6BMP BLACKBURN TRANSPORT BBUN BATESVILLE TRK LN BSVL BLACKHAWK AUTOMOTIVE PLA 8BKA BAX GLOBAL BNAF BLAIR EXPRESS BLRC BAY CARTAGE COMPANY BAYK BLAZER TRUCK LINES BLZR BAY CITY TRUCKING, I BCTE BLAZER TRUCK LINES BZER BAYLOR TRUCKING INC BYLR B-LINE EXPEDITED SERVICE 5BLX BBI INC BBII BLUE CAB COMPANY 9BLD BE MAC TRANPT CO BMTC BLUE CHIP EXPRESS 9BHP BEAMS INDUSTRIES 6BMI BLUE LINE EXPRESS BLUE BEAR TRANSPORTATION SERV BTAG BLUE RIBBON AIR CARG BRNA BEATRICE FREIGHT LIN BEFI BLUE RIDGE EXPRESS T BLER BEAUCE EXPRESS INC BUEC BLUE RIDGE TRUCKING BLRT BEAUFORT TRANSFER BETC BLUE STAR FREIGHT SY 7BTF BEAVER EXPRESS LLC BEAV BLUE THUNDER TRUCK B BTHN BEAVER PACKAGING & C 7BVP BOBS PICKUP AND DELI BLRL BECKMAN TRANSPORTATI 9BKC BOBS TRUCK SERVICE BTKS BEE LINE MOTOR FREIG BLMF BOBTAIL SPECIALITES BBSL BEECH TRUCKING COMPA BEEH BOLD EXPRESS LTD 8BXL BEELMAN TRUCK CO BLMN BOLTON TRK LINES BOLL BEHLING SCOTT EXPRESS 7BEH BONDED MESSENTER BMSI BEHR CLIMATE SYSTEMS 8BEH BONDY CARTAGE BNDG BEIERSDORFER TRKG BEIQ BOOMERANG TRUCKING 9BII BELANGER LEMIRE INC BEGI BORDER BROKERAGE CO BOBR BELL CITY TRANSPORT 7BLC BORG WARNER AUTOMOTI 7BOW BELL INT'L INC BLIL BORK TRANSPORT OF ILLINO BKTI BELLEVILLE TRUCK LIN BTLP BOWLING TRANSPORTATI BOLI BELTMANN CORPORATE G BENA BOWMAN AVIATION INC BWAV Page 3 of 27 Rev 2.0 International SCAC Listing June 09, 2004 Carrier SCAC Code Carrier SCAC Code BEN SHINN TRUCKING I SHIB BOWMAN TRANS INC BOWN BENDER & LOUDEN MTR BALM BOWMAN TRANSPORTATIO BOWM BENDIX TRNPT MANGMT 8AST BOWMAN TRUCKING 8BWK BENETO INC BTNK BOYD BROTHERS TRANSP BODB BENNETT MOTOR EXPRESS IN BGME BOYET TRUCKING 5BYU BENTON EXPRESS INC BTNB BRADLEY EXPEDITING 7BDX BENTZ METAL PRODUCTS 9BNF BRANBER CORPORATION 8BRN BESL TRANSFER CO BESL BRANCH COUNTY AVIATN BCCA BEST DELIVERY SERVIC BDSV BRANDT TRUCK LINE INC BRIL BESTT CABS AND COUR 6BBU BREADNER TRANSPORTS BTPS BESTWAY CARTAGE LTD BWCL BRECK XPRESS 8BRX BESTWAY SYSTEMS INC BSWS BREES & SWITZER TANK BSQL BESTWAY TRANSFER & S 9BSA BREES & SWITZER TANK 7SRE BESTWAY TRUCKING BWTJ BRISTOL MLP BRQL BFS SERVICES 9BFV BROADWAY TRANSPORT S 7BRD BFS SERVICES BFRV BROMONT EXPRESS BMOE BGK 8BGK BROOKVILLE TRANSPORT BVTP BIG 3 LOGISTICS INC BITT BROWN TRANSFER CO BRTC BIG T TRANSFER INC BITF BRUCE R SMITH LIMITED SBRL BIG VALLEY EXPRESS 9BIG BRUNTON MTR FRT INC BSVC BIG WHEELS TRANSPORT BGWL BRYAN TRUCK LINE - LTL BRYN BIGBEE TRANSPORTATION IN BGBE B-T INC/B-T BROKERAG BTQI BIGGERS TRANSPTN INC 9BGG BUCKBOARD CARRIERS BKCD BILL THOMPSON TRANS INC THMB BUCKHORN RUBBER PROD 5BUK BILLY G HUDSON & SON HBGS BUCKS INC BUKP BIRMINGHAM NASHVILLE BINE BUILDERS TRANSPORT I 7BUI BISHOP TRANSPORT, IN 9BHQ BUILDERS TRANSPORTAT BUIA BULK TRANSIT CORP 9BKU CAP AIR FREIGHT INC CPFE BULK TRANSPORT CORP BULH CAPITAL TRAFFIC SYST 8CTS BULKMATIC TRANSPORT BULJ CAPITOL EXPRESS CPEI BULLET EXPEDITING SV 8BLL CAPITOL MTR SVC CPOM BULLET FREIGHT SYSTE BLLF CARDINAL COURIERS LT CCUL BULLET TRUCKING INC BTGD CARDINAL FRT CARRIER CCNI BULLOCKS EXPRESS TRANS I BEXT CARGO EXPRESS CGOS BURGGRABE TRUCK LINE BUTL CARGO EXPRESS INC 7CXI BURLINGTON MOTOR CAR BMTR CARGO INC CAGJ BURREN TRANSFER BUTC CARGO MASTER INC 9CGM BUTLER TRUCKING CO. BUTM CARGO TRANSPORTATION SER CGNN BYERS TRANSPORT LIMITED BYTP CARIBBEAN TRANSPORTA BCPE C & A TRANSPORTATIO CAAY CARIBBEAN TRANSPORTATION CBPE C & C CARTAGE 8CCT CARLSON TRANP INC CLST C & M CARTAGE, INC. CMCN CARLTON ENTERPRISES 9CAR C & M FORWARDING CO CMFC CAROLINA FRT CARRIER CFCC C & M TRANSPORTATION INC CMTS CARPET SHIPPERS 7CPR C & W TRUCKING CWTG CARRIER EQUIPMENT IN 9EHY C BEAN TRANSPORT BCLB CARROLL FULMER & CO FCNI C BEAN TRANSPORT BEAC CARROLL GEORGE INC 9CUP Page 4 of 27 Rev 2.0 International
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