SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES

DBA: SCOTT DAVIS DOCKS AND LIFTS|AREA LAKES PARTY RENTAL

USDOT 3328557 Active Based in UNDERWOOD, MN
Operating authority

No authority breakdown on file.

Insurance

No active policies on file.

BOC-3 agent

No BOC-3 filing on file.

Power Units
0
Drivers
1
Inspections
1
last 24 months included
OOS Rate (peak)
Crashes (24m)
0
Authorities
0
Carrier analysis & narrative context SEO summary, status notes, AI overview, and safety profiles

SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES is a motor carrier based in UNDERWOOD, MN, registered with the FMCSA under USDOT 3328557. The carrier is currently active in FMCSA's records, and has not yet received a formal FMCSA safety rating. MCS-150 self-reporting puts the fleet at 1 driver, with 1 roadside inspection on file. Use this page to verify the carrier's authority and insurance, review its inspection and crash history, and cross-reference live data on FMCSA SAFER before booking a load or onboarding a partner.

Carrier is unrated

FMCSA has not assigned this carrier a formal safety rating. Use the inspection history and BASIC scores below to assess on-road performance.

Risk intelligence

Their highest FMCSA BASIC percentile is Unsafe Driving at 0.0.

Compliance & contact

vs. National Average
Vehicle OOS Rate 0.0% vs 23.4% -23.4 pts
Driver OOS Rate 0.0% vs 6.7% -6.7 pts
Peer tier (small fleets (≤10 power units)) median OOS rate: 50%
Location & Contact
23802 324TH AVE
UNDERWOOD, MN 56586-9357
Phone: 2182820157
Registration
USDOT 3328557
Operation C
Vehicle Fleet Top makes and models observed in roadside inspections
Make Model Inspections
Chevrolet 1
Unknown 1
Recent Inspections (1 row) View all 1 →
Inspection # Date ▼ State Level Station Vehicle Violations Top Codes OOS
79147725 Jul 14, 2023 MN 2 BATTLE LAKE
CHEV STRAIGHT TRUCK
9 177.817(a), 393.110(c), 393.43(d) Yes
Top Stations & Violation Codes Where this carrier gets inspected and what they get cited for

Most-Inspected Stations

Station State Inspections OOS
BATTLE LAKE MN 1 1

Top Violation Codes Cited

Code Description Category Cited OOS
172.301(a)(1) Hazmat marking on packages defective Hazardous Materials 1 0
172.400(a) Hazmat labeling on packages Hazardous Materials 1 0
177.817(a) Placarding violation Hazardous Materials 1 1
177.834(a) General loading/unloading hazmat Hazardous Materials 1 1
391.41(a)(1) 391.41(a)(1) Driver Fitness 1 0
392.2 Operating a CMV while ill or fatigued Unsafe Driving 1 0
393.110(c) Cargo securement - logs Vehicle Maintenance 1 1
393.43(d) Brake - relay emergency valve Vehicle Maintenance 1 1
393.95(a) Emergency equipment - fire extinguisher missing/defective Vehicle Maintenance 1 0
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How to verify SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES

  1. Verify USDOT and MC numbers match the carrier's documents. Compare the USDOT number and MC docket on this page to the numbers on the carrier's invoice, rate confirmation, or load-board listing. A mismatch between the carrier's claimed numbers and the registered legal name is the single most common red flag.
  2. Check active operating authority and insurance status. Confirm the Authority Records show at least one ACTIVE docket for the type of operation you're booking, and that the Active Insurance card lists a current BIPD/Primary policy. A revoked authority or uninsured carrier cannot legally operate.
  3. Review safety rating and SMS BASIC scores. Check the carrier's FMCSA safety rating (if any) and the SMS BASIC table. A high percentile in any BASIC category — especially Unsafe Driving, HOS, or Vehicle Maintenance — is worth investigating before tendering a load.
  4. Examine inspection and crash history. Open the Inspection History and Crash History subpages for the full record. Look for patterns: repeat OOS findings on the same unit, multiple crashes in a short window, or violations clustered in one BASIC category.
  5. Cross-reference real-time data with FMCSA SAFER. For the most current snapshot — within 24 hours of any insurer filing or authority change — click through to the FMCSA SAFER lookup. TruckCodex mirrors SAFER and L&I daily; SAFER itself reflects filings within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions about SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES

Is SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES an active motor carrier?
Yes. SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES is registered with the FMCSA under USDOT 3328557 and is currently shown as Active in the agency's Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS). Active status means the carrier may legally operate, contingent on continuous insurance and authority filings.
What is SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES's safety rating?
SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES is unrated. FMCSA assigns formal safety ratings only after a compliance review, and the agency has not yet completed one for this carrier. Being unrated is not by itself a red flag — most active carriers in the database are unrated. Review the inspection and BASIC data below to assess on-road performance.
How many inspections has SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES had?
1 roadside inspection are on file for SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES in FMCSA's MCMIS database. Each inspection is summarized in the Inspection History section below — sortable by date, state, level, and out-of-service result. Newer inspections are pulled from the FMCSA SMS data feed daily.
What is SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES's out-of-service rate?
SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES has no out-of-service findings on its inspection record. Across 1 inspection, no driver or vehicle has been placed out of service — a clean record relative to the national averages of roughly 6.7% (driver) and 23.4% (vehicle).
Where is SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES based?
SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES reports its physical address to the FMCSA as 23802 324TH AVE, UNDERWOOD, Minnesota 56586-9357. Carriers must file a Form MCS-150 every two years to keep their address current; an outdated address is a common compliance flag.
Does SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES have valid operating authority?
SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES does not have any FMCSA for-hire operating authority (MC, FF, or MX docket) on file. This is normal for private carriers — companies that haul their own goods need only a USDOT number, not an MC number. For-hire carriers (those hauling for compensation) must hold operating authority in addition to a USDOT number.
How many trucks and drivers does SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES operate?
SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES self-reports 1 driver on its most recent FMCSA Form MCS-150 filing. Power-unit and driver counts come from the carrier directly and are required to be updated every two years; very large fluctuations between filings can indicate fleet changes worth investigating.
Has SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES had any crashes?
No FMCSA-reportable crashes are on file for SCOTT DAVIS SERVICES. Reportable crashes (those involving a fatality, injury requiring medical transport, or a tow-away) are tracked in MCMIS and updated continuously.

About FMCSA carrier records

Every commercial motor carrier operating in the United States is required to register with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and obtain a USDOT number. The USDOT number is a permanent, unique identifier — once assigned, it stays with the carrier for life and is never reissued to another company. Carriers must update their registration every two years on Form MCS-150 to keep their address, fleet size, and operating data current.

Carrier safety data lives in FMCSA's Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS): roadside inspections, crashes, out-of-service findings, and the seven Behavior Analysis and Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs) that make up the SMS scoring methodology. For-hire carriers must also hold operating authority — an MC, FF, or MX docket number — which is separate from the USDOT number and requires continuous insurance and BOC-3 process-agent filings to remain active.

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