Angels Trucking Services LLC (USDOT 2533781)

Angels Trucking Services LLC (USDOT 2533781) carries a federal operating record marked by a prior authority revocation, an extended insurance coverage gap, and a violation history that places it in the upper tier of poorly performing carriers for maintenance compliance.

Beginning with the authority record, FMCSA records show one prior authority revocation on file for Angels Trucking Services LLC. Separately, the carrier's insurance history includes at least one lapse period, with the longest gap in active coverage spanning 274 days — the better part of a calendar year during which continuous filing was not maintained. The carrier's one recorded crash involved no fatalities and no injuries, with all reported impact occurring outside nighttime hours, and that crash sits alongside an underinsured flag and a $750,000 liability limit on file, both as independent co-occurring records.

Turning to the violation record, FMCSA data reflect 21 violations logged within a recent 24-month window. Those violations fall across two categories: maintenance and hours-of-service. The maintenance component alone positions Angels Trucking Services LLC among carriers that rank in the lower fifth for maintenance compliance — an 82nd-percentile maintenance violation rate places this carrier worse than the substantial majority of carriers measured against the same federal benchmarks. Maintenance violations in FMCSA records typically reflect findings such as brake defects, lighting failures, tire conditions, and related mechanical non-conformities identified during inspections. The hours-of-service violations on file indicate that driver scheduling or logbook compliance was also cited during the same period. Together, the 21-violation total over 24 months represents a high-frequency inspection finding rate that distinguishes this carrier's record from lower-scrutiny operators.

The 274-day insurance lapse on file is a prolonged interruption by any administrative measure, and FMCSA records flag the carrier as underinsured — a designation based on federal filing requirements for the carrier's cargo or operation type — alongside the single crash on record. The revocation, the lapse, the underinsured flag, and the violation profile each appear as separate entries in the federal public record; they are stated here as independent documented facts.