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Phone Address Carrier Name USDOT # Status Operation Type 10 POINT TOWING, LLC 13202 Irish Road Millington, MI 48746 989-823-3472 Michigan Department of State Police 18-Mar-2019 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Page 1 Motor Carriers With Active Intrastate General Commodities Authority CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 37148 USDOT # 2969920 Status Active Carrier Name 10 POINT TOWING, LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 13202 Irish Road Millington, MI 48746 Phone 989-823-3472 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36950 USDOT # 1971231 Status Active Carrier Name 12 & RYAN MARATHON SERVICE INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 4001 East 12 Mile Road Warren, MI 48092 Phone 586-573-6037 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 37913 USDOT # 1970994 Status Active Carrier Name 12 AND RYAN MOBIL INC Operation Type General Commodities Address 3909 12 Mile Road Warren, MI 48092 Phone 586-751-6870 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 38097 USDOT # 3180495 Status Active Carrier Name 1ST AVAILABLE TOWING LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 425 Jonesville Road Coldwater, MI 49036 Phone 517-924-1171 Michigan Department of State Police 18-Mar-2019 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Page 2 Motor Carriers With Active Intrastate General Commodities Authority CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36675 USDOT # 2336634 Status Active Carrier Name 1ST CHOICE TRANSPORT, LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 3879 138TH AVENUE HAMILTON, MI 49419 Phone 616-834-2516 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 28426 USDOT # 831888 Status Active Carrier Name 1ST CHOICE TRUCKING AND RENTAL, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address P.O. BOX 970 KALKASKA, MI 49646 Phone 231-258-0417 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 20349 USDOT # 284589 Status Active Carrier Name 1ST EXPRESS, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 227 MATZINGER TOLEDO, OH 43612 Phone 419-476-6881 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36622 USDOT # 2534888 Status Active Carrier Name 2 S G INC Operation Type General Commodities Address 42807 FORD ROAD, SUITE 204 CANTON, MI 48187 Phone 734-215-2424 Michigan Department of State Police 18-Mar-2019 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Page 3 Motor Carriers With Active Intrastate General Commodities Authority CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36822 USDOT # 1909966 Status Active Carrier Name 24/7 EXPEDITE INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 28275 Orchard Lake Road Suite 115 Farmington Hills, MI 48334 Phone 248-522-6614 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 37452 USDOT # 3053010 Status Active Carrier Name 258 TIRE, LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 3790 US HIGHWAY 131 NE KALKASKA, MI 49646 Phone 231-258-8473 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 37625 USDOT # 738473 Status Active Carrier Name 360 EXPRESS INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 21620 Waltz Road New Boston, MI 48164 Phone 734-765-9822 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36800 USDOT # 2859165 Status Active Carrier Name 3-D EXPRESS Operation Type General Commodities Address 1442 West Kittle Road Mio, MI 48647 Phone 989-889-4129 Michigan Department of State Police 18-Mar-2019 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Page 4 Motor Carriers With Active Intrastate General Commodities Authority CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36659 USDOT # 2844718 Status Active Carrier Name 3D TOWING Operation Type General Commodities Address 16805 TECUMSEH ROAD DUNDEE, MI 48131 Phone 734-828-7038 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 31964 USDOT # 1310201 Status Active Carrier Name 3D TRUCKING, LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 29194 HAZELWOOD FLAT ROCK, MI 48134 Phone 734-341-9219 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36798 USDOT # 2888205 Status Active Carrier Name 3M'S ENTERPRISES, LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 25273 INDEPENDENCE TRAIL WARREN, MI 48089 Phone 248-212-4528 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 25051 USDOT # 525478 Status Active Carrier Name 4 - WAY TRANSPORTATION, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 26760 VANBORN RD. DEARBORN HTS., MI 48125 Phone 313-299-4492 Michigan Department of State Police 18-Mar-2019 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Page 5 Motor Carriers With Active Intrastate General Commodities Authority CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 35215 USDOT # 2069098 Status Active Carrier Name 4 KING'S TOWING LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 9260 STOUT ST DETROIT, MI 48228 Phone 313-308-5209 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 28041 USDOT # 1254228 Status Active Carrier Name 4J TRUCKING, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address PO BOX 901 GRANDVILLE, MI 49468 Phone 616-293-4853 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36536 USDOT # 2822287 Status Active Carrier Name 5 STAR TOWING LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 41710 STEINBECK GLEN NOVI, MI 48377 Phone 248-660-6383 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 35270 USDOT # 2266226 Status Active Carrier Name 616TOWING, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 2625 ALPINE AVE NW GRAND RAPIDS, MI 49544 Phone 616-363-5100 Michigan Department of State Police 18-Mar-2019 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Page 6 Motor Carriers With Active Intrastate General Commodities Authority CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 28846 USDOT # 287347 Status Active Carrier Name 6-75 TRUCK & AUTO REPAIR, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 32800 DEQUINDRE RD WARREN, MI 48092-1063 Phone 586-264-9300 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 37941 USDOT # 3143210 Status Active Carrier Name 696 & GRATIOT TOWING Operation Type General Commodities Address 26741 Gratiot Roseville, MI 48066 Phone 586-733-1111 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 24639 USDOT # 1740213 Status Active Carrier Name 7 D'S TOWING AND STORAGE, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 5700 E NEVADA ST DETROIT, MI 48234-2551 Phone 313-891-1640 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 36335 USDOT # 2399767 Status Active Carrier Name 7 SEED EXPRESS, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 969 CHADS WAY CHARLOTTE, MI 48813 Phone 517-763-3151 Michigan Department of State Police 18-Mar-2019 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Page 7 Motor Carriers With Active Intrastate General Commodities Authority CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 37746 USDOT # 3121356 Status Active Carrier Name 800 ROAD AID, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 33200 Mound Road Sterling Heights, MI 48310 Phone 800-762-3243 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 35515 USDOT # 1046838 Status Active Carrier Name 911 AUTO SERVICE CENTER LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 22 S CLAY ST COLDWATER, MI 49036 Phone 517-279-2010 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 37642 USDOT # 3086856 Status Active Carrier Name A & A TRANS SERVICES LLC Operation Type General Commodities Address 6074 North Charlesworth Street Dearborn Heights, MI 48127 Phone 313-603-9332 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 24707 USDOT # 1366980 Status Active Carrier Name A & B TOWING & REPAIR INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 107 W. MIDLAND ROAD AUBURN, MI 48611 Phone 989-662-4444 Michigan Department of State Police 18-Mar-2019 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Page 8 Motor Carriers With Active Intrastate General Commodities Authority CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 35017 USDOT # 1645299 Status Active Carrier Name A & B TRANSMISSIONS, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 13620 EVERGREEN DETROIT, MI 48223 Phone 313-835-7894 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 22536 USDOT # 1558941 Status Active Carrier Name A & B TRUCKING, INC. Operation Type General Commodities Address 417 NORTH AVE BERVILLE, MI 48002 Phone 586-784-8210 CARRIER INFORMATION CVED No. 20959 USDOT # 75766 Status Active Carrier Name A & C CARRIERS, INC. 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