Trust Center
The easiest carrier in the industry to verify.
Every claim on this page comes with a way to check it — a federal registry, a document on request, or a person on the phone. That's the standard we chose, because trust you can't verify is just marketing.
The verifiable facts
Authority, safety, insurance, lease.
Operating authority — MC #1800150
Arrow Truckers is an FMCSA-registered interstate motor carrier headquartered in Safford, Arizona, operating under MC #1800150. Don't take the number from us — put it into the government's registry and read what comes back.
Verify MC #1800150 on SAFER (safer.fmcsa.dot.gov) ↗DOT safety record — USDOT 4382159
Inspections, crash records, and out-of-service rates are public for every carrier in the country — including us. Put USDOT 4382159 (or MC #1800150, or the company name) into the FMCSA's Company Snapshot and read what the government has on file.
Company Snapshot lookup ↗Insurance
Liability and cargo coverage run with our authority, and a current Certificate of Liability Insurance is available on request — before you sign anything. Who pays for what is stated in the lease, as §376.12(j) requires.
Request the current COI from the desk →The lease itself
Written to federal Truth-in-Leasing rules (49 CFR Part 376): compensation stated, every chargeback itemized, escrow terms and their return schedule on paper. We'll send you the lease before your MVR check — read it with a lawyer if you like.
Read the rules we're held to (eCFR Part 376) ↗For freight shippers
Verify us before you tender a load.
The same standard we hold for drivers applies to your freight: don’t take our word for anything. Three checks, all free, before your compliance team spends an afternoon on us.
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Look up the authority
Put MC #1800150 or USDOT 4382159 into the FMCSA's SAFER system — authority status, inspection history, and safety record are public, no login required. Two minutes beats any sales deck.
SAFER lookup ↗02
Ask for the paperwork
Certificate of Insurance, W-9, and authority documentation are available from the desk on request — the vendor-setup documents your compliance team actually processes. Being asked for them is a good sign about a shipper, not a nuisance.
Contact the desk →03
Ask the hard questions
Claims handling under 49 CFR Part 370, detention terms, re-brokering, tracking, carrier setup — the shipper FAQ answers what freight buyers actually ask, in writing.
Shipper FAQ →Checks done? Request capacity — a person answers with real availability and a rate.
The standard, everywhere
Transparency isn’t a page here. It’s the operating system.
Due diligence, encouraged
Four checks to run on us. Today.
Run them on every carrier you talk to — that’s the point. The privacy policy and terms are one click away too: privacy · terms.
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Look us up before you call us
SAFER and Company Snapshot show any carrier's authority status, fleet size, inspections, and out-of-service rates. Two minutes, no login.
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Ask for documents before commitment
The lease, the chargeback schedule, and the COI are all available before you sign — being asked for them is a good sign about a driver, not a nuisance.
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Talk to a current driver
Ask the desk to connect you with someone pulling your equipment. We'd rather hand you a phone number than a pull quote.
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Check your own record's accuracy
DataQs lets you challenge incorrect inspection or crash data on your record. A carrier with a real safety desk helps you file — ask us how.