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Enforcement by State FY 2007 National Listing of Closed Enforcement Cases Fiscal Year 2007 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration National Listing of Enforcement Cases by Subject Name Closed in Fiscal Year 2007 Subject Types Included are Carriers, Shippers, Brokers Based on EMIS snapshot of April 26, 2013 "Section Number(s)" column includes primary and secondary violations Only Closed Cases with a value for "Settlement Amount" are included. Note: In cases in where a carrier was operating without a USDOT or MC/MX number, the carrier's USDOT number is listed 999999 in this database. This number is assigned to several carriers in order to process the case and make the case accessible by an identifier. ALABAMA, US Subject Amount USDOT # City, State, Country Subject Type Case Number Settled Violation Section # 1327932 A AND J BUS LINE INC. Passenger Carrier AL-2007-0050-US0519 $2,000.00 EVERGREEN, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2), 382.305(b)(1) 692570 ABI TRUCKING CO., Carrier AL-2006-0097-US0688 $11,000.00 INC. BRILLIANT, ALABAMA, US 386.84(a)(1) 1035256 ABOUT TIME LLC Carrier AL-2006-0117-AL0382 $2,130.00 COFFEE SPRINGS, ALABAMA, US 395.8(i) 888745 ACCELERATED HM Carrier AL-2007-0019-US1096 $1,450.00 FREIGHT GROUP, INC. THEODORE, ALABAMA, US 383.37(a) 680185 ACTION RESOURCES HM Carrier AL-2006-0016-US0519 $12,180.00 INC. HANCEVILLE, ALABAMA, US 395.8(e) 1457311 ADVENTURE Carrier AL-2007-0022-US1236 $2,000.00 MOTORCOACH INC GOSHEN, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 1419743 ALABAMA PROPANE HM AL-2007-0134-US1096 $2,000.00 EXCHANGE Carrier/Shipper SUMMERDALE, FMCSA 1 National Listing of Closed Enforcement Cases Fiscal Year 2007 ALABAMA, US 382.115(a) 269381 ALABAMA TRUCKING Carrier AL-2007-0090-US0437 $2,000.00 INC HORTON, ALABAMA, US 382.115(a) 270770 AVAILABLE BUS LINES Passenger Carrier AL-2007-0010-AL0702 $2,000.00 INC ATTALLA, ALABAMA, US 382.115(a) 1210319 BAILEYS WOODYARD Carrier AL-2005-0050-AL0382 $2,000.00 INCORPORATED WAGARVILLE, ALABAMA, US 382.305 356001 BARR DISTRIBUTING HM AL-2007-0065-AL0496 $2,200.00 CO INC Carrier/Shipper EUFAULA, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a) 92303 BELLS SUPPLY Carrier AL-2007-0063-US1236 $2,750.00 COMPANY INC DOTHAN, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a) 521780 BENBECK II INC Carrier AL-2006-0050-US1236 $12,760.00 ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 785285 BILL HANCOCK Carrier AL-2007-0057-AL0702 $2,000.00 BOAZ, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 515969 BOBBY D BAILEY Carrier AL-2007-0086-AL0702 $4,510.00 FT PAYNE, ALABAMA, US 395.8(e), 395.3(a)(2) 252990 BRASFIELD AND HM AL-2007-0053-US0688 $9,000.00 GORRIE LLC Carrier/Shipper BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, US 177.817(a) 909272 BREWER TRUCKING Carrier AL-2007-0108-US1225 $3,800.00 LLC ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 1208560 C & D CARRIERS INC Carrier AL-2006-0078-AL0382 $10,140.00 GUIN, ALABAMA, US FMCSA 2 National Listing of Closed Enforcement Cases Fiscal Year 2007 382.305(b)(2), 382.305(b)(1) 974881 CHASE VALLEY Carrier AL-2007-0006-US1225 $9,770.00 TRANSPORT INC HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, US 396.11(a), 395.8(e) 105852 CHEROKEE MILLING Carrier AL-2007-0044-US1225 $9,550.00 CO INC CENTRE, ALABAMA, US 395.3(a)(2), 382.305(b)(2), 395.3(a)(1) 544115 CLEVELAND SHELLEY Carrier AL-2006-0109-AL0702 $2,000.00 HEADLAND, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 347719 COLLIER OIL CO. HM AL-2007-0051-US0519 $12,530.00 OZARK, ALABAMA, US Carrier/Shipper 382.305(a), 172.800(b), 180.407(a) 1128076 CONTRACTORS Carrier AL-2006-0072-US0847 $6,580.00 SERVICE COMPANY INC CULLMAN, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a), 382.301(a) 1142422 CONVERSION Carrier AL-2006-0100-US1237 $3,560.00 CARRIERS INC GEORGIANA, ALABAMA, US 396.17(a) 476518 CRANEWORKS INC Carrier AL-2007-0094-US0688 $1,790.00 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, US 383.37(a) 624241 DAVID Carrier AL-2006-0075-US1236 $2,200.00 BARCHANOWICZ PINE LEVEL, ALABAMA, US 382.115(a), 395.3(a)(1), 395.3(a)(2) 340885 DELANO CAGLE AND Carrier AL-2006-0053-US0437 $1,990.00 DIANA CAGLE HANCEVILLE, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a), 382.301(a) 275112 DEVAN LOWE INC Carrier AL-2006-0115-US1225 $2,000.00 RAINBOW CITY, ALABAMA, US FMCSA 3 National Listing of Closed Enforcement Cases Fiscal Year 2007 391.51(b)(7), 382.115(a) 303460 DEXTER W. DYKES Carrier AL-2007-0025-US0519 $2,020.00 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA, US 395.8(a), 382.301(a) 1465653 DOBBS & EDMONDSON Passenger Carrier AL-2007-0014-AL0702 $2,000.00 ENTERPRISE LLC LANETT, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 1135458 DURA COAT PRODUCTS Carrier AL-2007-0048-US0437 $2,000.00 OF ALABAMA INC MADISON, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2) 628182 ELIJAH SHAW III Passenger Carrier AL-2007-0024-US1225 $2,000.00 CATHERINE, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2), 382.305(b)(1) 274390 FABARC STEEL SUPPLY Carrier AL-2007-0087-AL0261 $3,570.00 INC DAPHNE, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a), 382.301(a) 32243 FAITHWAY FEED CO Carrier AL-2007-0073-AL0702 $9,590.00 LLC GUNTERSVILLE, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2), 382.301(a), 382.305(b)(1) 799560 FIRST KLASS MOVING Freight AL-2006-0073-US0857 $25,000.00 & STORAGE INC Forwarder MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, US 14901(d)(3) 105826 FLOYD & BEASLEY Carrier AL-2007-0001-US0688 $8,400.00 TRANSFER CO INC SYCAMORE, ALABAMA, US 395.8(a) 1409122 FREDERICK EARL Carrier AL-2007-0002-AL0496 $1,910.00 WILLIAMS MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, US 383.23(a) 877245 GLENDA & BRUCE Carrier AL-2007-0039-AL0702 $2,480.00 MOSES FYFFE, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2) FMCSA 4 National Listing of Closed Enforcement Cases Fiscal Year 2007 891606 H & E TIMBER CO INC Carrier AL-2006-0032-US0847 $13,150.00 GLENWOOD, ALABAMA, US 396.17(a), 382.115(a), 395.8(a) 1164916 H J CARTER III HM Carrier AL-2007-0078-AL0382 $1,990.00 HAZEL GREEN, ALABAMA, US 382.115(a), 172.800(b) 800396 HARVEY GORMAN Carrier AL-2006-0092-US1225 $11,000.00 SALEM, ALABAMA, US 395.3(a)(2), 385.13(a)(2), 395.3(a)(1) 1599333 J & S XPEDITING INC Carrier AL-2007-0118-AL0382 $2,010.00 HENAGAR, ALABAMA, US 395.8(i) 700856 JAMES E REED Carrier AL-2007-0075-AL0702 $2,000.00 BAY MINETTE, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 1429853 JEFF GULLEDGE Carrier AL-2007-0004-US0437 $2,040.00 BLOUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, US 396.11(a) 1063358 JESSIE BONNER Carrier AL-2006-0093-AL0382 $9,560.00 ALICEVILLE, ALABAMA, US 395.8(i), 382.305(b)(2) 968575 JOE D HUGHEY Carrier AL-2007-0003-US0437 $2,000.00 NEW HOPE, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a) 923148 JOHN JACKSON Passenger Carrier AL-2006-0108-US1225 $7,700.00 WHITE HALL, ALABAMA, US 396.9(d)(2), 382.115(a), 395.8(i) 1153221 JOHNNY L SAMS & Passenger Carrier AL-2007-0026-AL0261 $2,000.00 JOHN G DENGEL ALEXANDRIA, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a) 521105 JUST IN TIME Carrier AL-2006-0114-US0437 $6,520.00 CARTAGE INC ALBERTVILLE, ALABAMA, US 395.8(e), 382.115(a) FMCSA 5 National Listing of Closed Enforcement Cases Fiscal Year 2007 825760 K & Z ENTERPRISES Carrier AL-2006-0110-US0688 $1,800.00 INC CLANTON, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2) 1077310 KENNETH MICHAEL Carrier AL-2007-0033-US0437 $2,000.00 DODD HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA, US 396.11(a), 382.301(a) 721650 KENNETH T BINGHAM Carrier AL-2007-0007-US0437 $2,000.00 MERIDIANVILLE, ALABAMA, US 382.115(a) 1217062 KEVIN WARREN SMITH Carrier AL-2007-0064-AL0382 $2,000.00 LEIGHTON, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a) 783743 LAMB MOTORS INC Carrier AL-2007-0028-US0437 $2,000.00 HAMILTON, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2) 905168 LEFT LANE EXPRESS Carrier AL-2007-0045-AL0702 $4,770.00 INC FORT PAYNE, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2), 382.305(b)(1) 275148 M & M TRUCKING CO., HM Carrier AL-2006-0105-US0519 $3,890.00 INC AUBURN, ALABAMA, US 172.800(b) 218728 M & S CARTAGE INC HM Carrier AL-2006-0118-US0688 $1,800.00 COTTONDALE, ALABAMA, US 177.800(c) 842593 METEOR EXPRESS INC. Carrier AL-2006-0006-US0519 $22,320.00 SCOTTSBORO, ALABAMA, US 395.8(e), 382.215 851118 MGM ENTERPRISES Carrier AL-2006-0020-US1236 $3,720.00 PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 64593 MORRIS SHEA BRIDGE HM AL-2007-0072-AL0496 $3,820.00 COMPANY INC Carrier/Shipper HARPERSVILLE, ALABAMA, US FMCSA 6 National Listing of Closed Enforcement Cases Fiscal Year 2007 382.305(b)(2) 990947 NATHAN HARTLEY Carrier AL-2006-0113-US0519 $2,680.00 HAYNEVILLE, ALABAMA, US 383.23(a), 382.301(a), 382.305(b)(2) 839864 NUISANCE ANIMAL HM AL-2007-0023-US1096 $2,000.00 CONTROL, INC. Carrier/Shipper LETOHATCHEE, ALABAMA, US 172.800(b) 901183 OGBURN ENTERPRISES Carrier AL-2007-0027-US0847 $4,460.00 INC ELBA, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a), 382.301(a) 64634 OPELIKA METALFAB Carrier AL-2007-0098-US0847 $1,980.00 INC OPELIKA, ALABAMA, US 382.305(b)(2) 882466 PATTON LEASING INC Passenger Carrier AL-2007-0036-AL0382 $2,000.00 TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA, US 382.115(a) 299881 PITTS & SONS INC Carrier AL-2007-0032-AL0261 $5,940.00 SARALAND, ALABAMA, US 382.301(a) 800401 PREMIER Carrier AL-2007-0089-US0437 $3,190.00 TRANSPORTATION LLC BOAZ, ALABAMA, US 382.305(a) 465146 PROFESSIONAL Carrier AL-2007-0049-US0437 $6,500.00 COATINGS INC CULLMAN, ALABAMA, US 391.51(a), 382.305(a) 471880 RAWHIDE ERECTION Carrier AL-2005-0079-AL0025 $2,750.00 CO INC MUSCLE SHOALS, ALABAMA, US 382.305 1448584 RB TRANSPORT LLC HM Carrier VA-2006-0137-VA3769 $2,000.00 DOTHAN, ALABAMA, US 391.51(b)(2), 382.301(a) 994767 RECOVERY Carrier GA-2007-0067-US0806 $2,000.00 COLUMBUS, INC.
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