Washington DC Fastest Growing Trucking Companies

How fleet size and driver counts changed among Washington DC trucking companies between November 2024 and October 2026, based on what each company reports to FMCSA. Updated weekly.

Carriers compared
15
5+ power units at both dates
Power units
2,288 → 2,310
+22 (+1%)
Drivers reported
184 → 226
+42 (+22.8%)

15 active Washington DC carriers that reported at least 5 power units in both November 2024 and October 2026 grew from 2,288 to 2,310 power units (+1%).

Over the same period their combined reported driver count rose from 184 to 226 (+22.8%), compared with +5% nationally.

MOES TOWING SERVICE added the most power units, from 10 to 23.

Washington DC accounts for 0% of the net power units added by comparable carriers nationwide.

The average fleet among these carriers is 154 power units, against 36.4 nationally.

5 carriers with at least 5 power units appear in the October 2026 data that were not in the November 2024 data, and 5 carriers from November 2024 no longer appear. These are not counted in the totals above.

Washington DC carriers that added the most power units

# Company USDOT # HQ Power units Added Growth Drivers Added Growth
1 MOES TOWING SERVICE 3434495 Washington, DC 10 → 23 +13 +130% 2 → 40 +38 +1,900%
2 CMI READY MIX CONCRETE 1733763 Washington, DC 19 → 23 +4 +21% 20 → 12 -8 -40%
3 METRO MOTOR TOWING 3059828 Washington, DC 12 → 16 +4 +33% 10 → 20 +10 +100%
4 SORENSON TRANSPORT CO INC 43838 Washington, DC 54 → 55 +1 +2% 46 → 48 +2 +4%

Washington DC carriers that added the most drivers

# Company USDOT # HQ Power units Added Growth Drivers Added Growth
1 MOES TOWING SERVICE 3434495 Washington, DC 10 → 23 +13 +130% 2 → 40 +38 +1,900%
2 METRO MOTOR TOWING 3059828 Washington, DC 12 → 16 +4 +33% 10 → 20 +10 +100%
3 SORENSON TRANSPORT CO INC 43838 Washington, DC 54 → 55 +1 +2% 46 → 48 +2 +4%

Carriers shown are active for-hire carriers with their registered address in Washington DC, at least 5 power units in both months, and no passenger carriers. Counts come from each company's FMCSA (MCS-150) filings, so they are only as current as its last filing, and a large change can be a correction or a merger rather than growth. They do not show hiring or layoffs. See the methodology. More views: fastest by percent growth, fastest driver growth, and the national ranking.

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