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CRETE CARRIER CORPORATION

Doing business as CRETE CARRIER CORP SHAFFER TRUCKING

MC 126118MC 128375USDOT 73705Authority active

FMCSA public record as retrieved Sep 26, 2026. FMCSA stays the record of authority.

  • Operating authorityActive
  • Authority ageOver a year (since 2005)
  • Liability insurance$1,000,000 on file
  • Safety ratingSatisfactory
  • Vehicle out of service rate17.4% (national 22.26%)
  • Driver out of service rate0.4% (national 6.67%)

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Operating authorityActive

Property (freight)
Active
Broker
Active
Authority on record since
Dec 14, 2005
In FMCSA records since
Jun 1, 1974

Safety

Safety rating
SatisfactorySatisfactoryrated May 30, 2007
Vehicle out of service rate
17.4%At or below national

Bar: this carrier, 4228 inspections in 24 months. Black line: national average.

Driver out of service rate
0.4%At or below national

Bar: this carrier, 9879 inspections in 24 months. Black line: national average.

Crashes reported, 24 months
43615 fatal, 141 injury, 280 tow-away. Each crash is counted once, by its worst outcome, as FMCSA does.

Insurance filingsMeets $750,000

InsurerFormAmountEffective
Self-InsuredBMC-91X$1,000,000Aug 1, 1987
Capitol Casualty CompanyBMC-84$75,000Feb 23, 2016
Palisades Insurance CompanyBMC-34$5,000Aug 1, 1987

Liability is form BMC-91 or 91X. General freight needs at least $750,000; BMC-34 is cargo, BMC-84 and 85 are broker bonds.

What they haul and how

Operation
Interstate
Classification
Authorized For Hire
Registration last updated (MCS-150)
May 11, 2026Carriers must refresh it every two years.
Drivers with a CDL
4,975

Cargo types in FMCSA's open data file (FMCSA's own snapshot sometimes lists fewer)

General freightMetal: sheets, coils, rollsBuilding materialsFresh produceIntermodal containersMeatChemicalsRefrigerated foodBeveragesPaper productsConstruction

EquipmentOwnedTerm leasedTrip leased
Tractors4,9533040
Trailers13,18300

Inspections with violations

Of about 9,879 inspections in 24 months, how many found at least one violation of each kind.

Vehicle maintenance1,217
Unsafe driving957
Hours of service287
Driver fitness34
Drugs and alcohol4
Hazardous materials6

Fleet and location

Power units
5,257
Drivers
4,975
Miles per year
615,615,633reported for 2026
Hazardous materials
Yes
Location
400 NW 56TH ST, LINCOLN, NE, 68528-8842
Census record
Active

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Authority history

DateDocketTypeStatus
Dec 14, 2005MC126118Motor Carrier Of Property (except Household Goods)Active Discontinued Revocation
Dec 14, 2005MC126118Broker Of Property (except Household Goods)Active Reinstated
Jun 9, 2026MC126118Motor Carrier Of Property (except Household Goods)Inactive Administrative Status Adjustment
Jun 16, 2026MC126118Motor Carrier Of Property (except Household Goods)Active Granted

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