George Huffman & Sons Trucking

Interstate carrier in Grand Tower, Illinois · Legal name: George Huffman

Grand Tower, IL 62942 Since 1996 USDOT 626020 MC298736

General Freight
Metal: Sheets, Coils, Rolls
Coal and Coke
Grain, Feed, Hay
Farm Supplies

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Compliance standing for USDOT 626020

1 of 3 items needs the owner's attention

MCS-150 filing Filed April 2026
Safety rating Conditional
Operating authority MC298736

Company overview

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USDOT number: 626020
Operating authority: MC298736
Operation type: Interstate
Carrier classification: Authorized For Hire
Power units: 53
Trucks / tractors: 53
Drivers: 55
CDL drivers: 55
Hazmat: No
Annual mileage reported: 1,357,452 (2025)
USDOT registered since: 1996
Last MCS-150 filing: April 2026
Safety rating: Conditional (October 1999)

Built from public registration records.

Cargo and services

General Freight; Metal: Sheets, Coils, Rolls; Coal and Coke; Grain, Feed, Hay; Farm Supplies; Construction; Logs, Poles, Beams, Lumber

DOT compliance requirements for George Huffman & Sons Trucking

Based on this carrier's registration profile, these federal requirements apply:

USDOT registration and MCS-150 biennial update

Every registered carrier must keep its MCS-150 filing current and update it at least every two years. Missing the biennial update window can deactivate USDOT number 626020. Check this company's MCS-150 deadline

Driver qualification files

With 55 drivers on record, this carrier must maintain a complete DQ file for each driver: applications, MVRs, medical certificates and road test records. DQ file services

Drug & Alcohol testing and FMCSA Clearinghouse

Carriers with CDL drivers (55 reported) must run a compliant DOT drug and alcohol testing program and complete annual Clearinghouse queries for every driver. Clearinghouse services

Hours of service and ELD

As an interstate operation, drivers are subject to federal hours-of-service limits and, in most cases, electronic logging device requirements. ELD & HOS support