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MCCARTER TRANSIT INC

Active · Passenger carrier · Beaver Falls, PA
USDOT 344 · MC-117173
140
Power units
105
Drivers
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Federal record 140 PU · 105 drivers · no acute flag
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Training catalog

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ProHRHQ analysis · derived from FMCSA Company Census

What this carrier is

MCCARTER TRANSIT INC is a passenger carrier based in Beaver Falls, PA. Operating footprint: 140 power units, 105 drivers. The carrier runs local lanes and holds active MC117173 authority. FMCSA lists Passengers as the sole cargo classification on file — a single flag often reflects a dedicated operation rather than the full scope of freight moved. FMCSA safety rating on file: Satisfactory (Aug 22, 2024).

Map: OpenStreetMap · pin on BEAVER FALLS, PA · address from MCS-150.

For shippers and brokers: no public safety history is on file — common for carriers new to interstate operation or without recent roadside inspections.

ProHRHQ analysis · peer-cohort grading on FMCSA SMS data

Safety record

Limited visibility

Not in the FMCSA SMS peer-cohort grading system. SMS letter grades require a minimum inspection volume within the 24-month SMS window; carriers below that threshold remain in the public record but are not scored.

No roadside inspection history in the public record. Limited visibility is not the same as low risk — the carrier may simply not have been roadside-inspected in the last three years.

ProHRHQ analysis · derived from federal cargo, route, and fleet fields

What this carrier likely fits

This is a passenger carrier that runs local lanes, primarily intrastate, with passengers on the FMCSA cargo classification list.

Drawn from FMCSA-reported cargo classifications, route profile, and fleet composition. Not a substitute for direct confirmation of equipment and lane capability with the carrier.

ProHRHQ analysis · key takeaways

Key takeaways

  • Not in the FMCSA SMS peer-cohort grading system (no visible BASIC percentiles).
  • No roadside inspection history in the public record.
  • No reportable crashes on file.
  • Operates as a passenger carrier running local lanes with 140 power units on file.
  • FMCSA cargo classification on file: passengers.
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How this page is built

Identity and operating data from the FMCSA Company Census (MCS-150 filings). Safety evidence from FMCSA SMS and the public MCMIS inspection, violation, and crash files. Grade, peer-cohort comparison, and shipment-fit language are ProHRHQ analysis layered on those records. Page content reflects the last reingestion of those federal sources; if the federal record changes through FMCSA source updates, later ProHRHQ refreshes may reflect those changes.

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