St. George is the registered base for 7 motor carriers, running 0 power units and 0 drivers between them. The local base is dominated by very small operators: 100% run a single power unit, so in most cases the owner is also the safety manager, the designated employer representative and the person answering an audit letter.
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The St. George carrier base in numbers
| Carriers registered locally | 7 |
|---|---|
| Single-truck operators | 7 (100%) |
| Fleets of 2 to 10 power units | 0 (0%) |
| Fleets above 50 power units | 0 |
| Carriers flagged for hazardous materials | 0 (0%) |
| Registrations added since 2025 | 0 (0%) |
| Last MCS-150 filed more than 24 months ago | 0 (0%) |
Where St. George differs from the national picture
Filing currency is the standout number here. 0 carriers, 0% of the local base, last filed an MCS-150 more than two years ago, well below the national picture of 38%. The biennial update is required on the applicable filing cycle even when nothing has changed, and missing a required update can affect the carrier’s USDOT record.
The fleet mix runs well above the national shape, with 100% single-truck operators against 64% nationally. At that size the owner may handle much of the compliance administration personally. Owner-operators who are subject to Part 382 generally participate in a compliant random-testing consortium or similar third-party program.
New registrations are running well below the national rate: 0 carriers here, 0% of the base, registered from 2025 onward against 12% nationally. Some carriers first registered in 2025 or later may still be within FMCSA’s New Entrant Safety Assurance Program, depending on their registration date and current status.
Freight and routes around St. George
George is a working market for I-15 linehaul, construction, tourism supply and desert regional distribution, connected by I-15, SR 7 and US 91.
Federal and Utah requirements
- FMCSA: USDOT number, operating authority, safety regulations
- Utah State Tax Commission: Intrastate registration, IRP apportioned plates, IFTA fuel tax
A change made in one system may also require a separate filing or update in the other.
Sources: Dixie Metropolitan Planning Organization, UDOT ports of entry guidance, FMCSA registration guidance.
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DOT compliance questions for St. George
What should a St. George carrier check before accepting work around St. George-area freight and industrial corridors?
Confirm the responsible carrier, cargo and commerce, authority and insurance scope, driver status, available hours, exact vehicle configuration, facility access and route requirements before the St. George assignment is released.
Does staying near St. George make a shipment intrastate?
Not automatically. A St. George carrier should review the shipment origin, intended destination and its place in any continuous interstate movement rather than deciding from local mileage alone.
Which records help explain delays on I-15, SR 7 and US 91?
For a St. George trip, compare dispatch changes, road or facility timestamps, ELD or time records, fuel, inspections and delivery evidence. The records should explain both duty time and equipment custody.
How should vehicle defects be handled in St. George?
The St. George carrier should identify the unit, defect, person making the out-of-service decision, work performed and authorized return date. Set heat-season checks for tires, cooling, batteries and brakes and require complete mobile repair documentation.
When is a compliance review useful for a St. George fleet?
Arrange a St. George review before new entrant activity, after route or fleet growth, when inspection patterns worsen, after a major customer changes the operation, or when required records cannot be retrieved consistently.
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