Heavy Haulers Of Florida LLC (USDOT 4167480)

Heavy Haulers of Florida LLC (USDOT 4167480) carries a federal safety record marked by two separate authority revocations on file with FMCSA — an unusually high count for a single operating entity — alongside a violation profile that places this carrier among the worst-scoring in the country for maintenance compliance. Over the most recent 24-month inspection window, FMCSA records document 23 violations spanning four distinct categories: maintenance, unsafe driving, hours of service, and driver fitness. That breadth of violation types is notable on its own, but the maintenance component drives the most severe ranking: at the 97th percentile nationally, Heavy Haulers of Florida LLC ranks among the worst-performing carriers in the United States for maintenance-related violations, a category that reflects the condition and roadworthiness of the equipment put into service.

The authority history adds a separate layer to this record. FMCSA records show two authority revocations on file, along with one identified lapse period extending to a longest gap of 41 days — meaning federal operating authority was absent for more than five weeks during that interval. These are administrative record facts drawn directly from FMCSA filings.

The crash record during the reviewed period consists of one reported crash, with zero fatalities and zero injuries recorded, and a night-crash share of zero — all crashes occurred during daytime hours. The single-crash count stands in contrast to the high-volume violation record, which spans multiple compliance categories and reaches a near-ceiling severity rank for maintenance.

The violation breakdown across all four categories — maintenance deficiencies, unsafe-driving citations, hours-of-service infractions, and driver-fitness findings — reflects a compliance posture that FMCSA data places at or near the highest-risk tier among active carriers. Carriers ranked at the 97th percentile for maintenance violations have recorded inspection findings that exceed the vast majority of their peers nationally.