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Carrier profile · USDOT 1286888 · MC-502776 · Updated 06/13/2026

JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION

10 power unitsavg 13.8 yrLocal · 1 statesVANCOUVER, WA
CARRIER ACTIVEMC-502776 ACTIVE
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Observed fleet · trailing 24 mo daily
10Power units
10 observed · MCS-150
14Trailers seen
Decoded · vPIC
13.8Avg age (yr)
2004–2020 · vPIC
Call dispatch(360) 256-4069Email dispatchJAKSTRANS@HOTMAIL.COM

Load decision · FMCSA snapshot · 2026-06-13

Review before loading

Operating, but with flags a broker should weigh before tendering freight.

Active operating authorityInsurance on fileVehicle out-of-service rate well above average
Operating authority21 yr active
since 2004
Insurance (BIPD)On file
FMCSA L&I
Vehicle OOS · 24mo46.2%
▲ 22.26% nat'l
Crashes · fatal0
1 in 24mo
Vektor intelligence · beyond the federal recordProprietary signals computed from VIN-decoded inspections & daily FMCSA snapshots
Fleet typeIdentity

Small fleet

10 power units. Brokers price each fleet type apart.

Fleet age vs peersOlder

13.8 yr

Model years 2004–2020 · peer benchmark computing.

Identity stabilityStable

21 yr unchanged

Same registration since 2004 — no chameleon / reincarnation signal.

AI readLocal operator, 21-yr authority, 46% vehicle OOS — review first.Full read

Is JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION safe to work with?

Is JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION safe to load? JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION (USDOT 1286888, MC-502776) is an active small-fleet motor carrier based in VANCOUVER, WA, operating 10 power units and 10 drivers. Operating authority has been active 21 years (past the 24-month broker-confidence threshold). Across 36 roadside inspections, its vehicle out-of-service rate over the last 24 months is 46.2% (above the 22.26% national average), with 1 reportable crash in the last 24 months. FMCSA has not assigned a safety rating. Vektor rates it review before loading (80/100), with the leading concern: vehicle out-of-service rate well above average. Source: FMCSA SAFER/MCMIS, last updated 2026-06-13.

FMCSA fields + Vektor analysis · updated 2026-06-13
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Frequently asked

What is JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION's USDOT number?

JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION's USDOT number is 1286888, and its motor carrier number is MC-502776.

Is JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION authorized to operate?

As of 2026-06-13, JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION is active in the FMCSA register with common, contract, broker operating authority on file.

What is JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION's safety record?

JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION has a 46.2% vehicle out-of-service rate (national average 22.26%) across 36 roadside inspections, with 1 reportable crash in the last 24 months, and is not currently rated by FMCSA. Vektor's computed risk score is 80/100 (tier: review).

How big is JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION's fleet?

JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION operates 10 power units and 10 drivers per its most recent MCS-150 filing.

Where is JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION based?

JAKS CONTINENTAL TRANSPORT INCORPORATION is based in VANCOUVER, WA, with roadside inspections recorded across 1 state.

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