Sunshine Transportation LLC (USDOT 3061153)

Sunshine Transportation LLC, operating under USDOT 3061153, carries a federal safety record defined by two converging administrative threads: a significant insurance coverage gap and an underinsured status, each documented alongside a crash history that includes four reported collisions with three injuries and no fatalities.

On the insurance side, FMCSA records show one coverage lapse period on file, with the longest gap spanning 253 days, and the carrier's liability limit stands at $750,000 — a figure FMCSA flags as underinsured given the carrier's operation and cargo type, reflected in four total crashes with three reported injuries on file. Those two insurance-related records — the lapse and the underinsured designation — sit independently in the federal data alongside the crash history, connected by no causal chain, but present in the same federal profile.

The crash record itself shows four total collisions, three of which involved injuries. One of the four crashes occurred during nighttime hours, representing 25 percent of the total crash count. No fatalities appear in FMCSA's crash records for this carrier.

Beyond the insurance and crash records, the violation history adds further texture to this carrier's federal profile. Over the most recent 24-month inspection window, FMCSA recorded 50 violations, spanning both maintenance and hours-of-service categories. On maintenance compliance specifically, the carrier ranks in a range that places it among the lower-performing carriers nationally — an 82nd-percentile maintenance violation rate means the carrier scores worse than a large majority of comparable carriers on that dimension. The hours-of-service violations, recorded alongside the maintenance findings, indicate federal inspectors flagged driver scheduling compliance on multiple occasions during the same review period.

Taken in full, the federal profile for Sunshine Transportation LLC — USDOT 3061153 — reflects a high violation burden across two regulatory categories, a maintenance compliance standing that ranks near the bottom tier of carriers, an extended insurance coverage gap, an underinsured liability designation recorded alongside three crash injuries, and a four-crash history logged in FMCSA's national database.