MC EXPRESS TEXAS LLC Network & Fraud Signals

Reincarnation chains, shared-VIN links, common domains and officers, and owner-group affiliations — the chameleon / double-broker signals that name-and-USDOT lookups miss.

Last 12 months: 1 truck also ran under 1 other carrier

VINs inspected under this carrier were recently inspected under other USDOTs too — the active double-broker / shared-equipment signal: USDOT 3023022Some overlap is legitimate (leased or sold equipment); review alongside the other signals.
Show all-time history (5 trucks · 7 carriers)

Shares a company officer with other carriers

Capacity consistency· registered vs roadside-observed power units

Registered (MCS-150)1
Observed (24 mo)3
Shared w/ other carriers5

Roadside-observed power units materially exceed the registered MCS-150 fleet — confirm the carrier is operating within its filed capacity.

Shared-VIN cross-links· units inspected under more than one USDOT

VINCarriersInspectionsFirst seenLast seen
56EA75C21JA0002364603/12/202402/10/2026
1E1F9U2867RM4127731207/10/202409/10/2025
56EA75C26GA0003852209/12/202305/06/2026
1FUYZCXB6YHG187562409/12/202304/02/2026
4B9BKDG24PH0540642209/03/202504/02/2026

Owner / group view· confidence: officer

Owner / group view

Affiliated authorities

Collapses 137 related authorities · joined by officer

Authorities
137
Combined power
192
States
28
Oldest authority
Sep 25, 1992
Active now
67