IBC FREIGHT
Federal law requires active proof of continuous auto liability ($750k-$1M) on file to avoid DOT Out-of-Service orders or authority revocation.
Fleet Equipment, Drivers & Mileage Utilization
Commercial Truck Insurance & Federal Filing Requirements
2026 Underwriting BenchmarkMCS-150 Biennial Schedule & FMCSA Safety Record
Frequently Asked Questions About IBC FREIGHT
Is IBC FREIGHT (USDOT #3651673) currently authorized and active?
According to U.S. DOT / FMCSA Company Census records, IBC FREIGHT (USDOT #3651673, MC-1258936) holds an ACTIVE registration in Gulf Shores, Alabama, classified under Interstate (AUTHORIZED FOR HIRE).
How many trucks and drivers does IBC FREIGHT operate?
IBC FREIGHT reports 4 commercial power unit(s) and 4 driver(s) (including 4 CDL drivers) on its FMCSA MCS-150 census filing.
What commercial truck insurance filings are required for USDOT #3651673?
Based on its Interstate operations hauling General Freight, federal regulations generally require $1,000,000 minimum primary liability (BMC-91 / BMC-91X ($1,000,000 Auto Liability) • MCS-90 Federal Endorsement • BMC-34 Household Goods Cargo • Reefer Breakdown Coverage). Estimated market insurance benchmark for a 4-unit fleet in AL is $13,000–$20,400 per power unit annually.
When is IBC FREIGHT's mandatory FMCSA MCS-150 biennial update due?
Under 49 CFR § 390.19, based on the last two digits of USDOT #3651673, IBC FREIGHT must file its MCS-150 biennial update every March in Odd Years (2025, 2027). Last recorded MCS-150 date: 2026-10-13.