The Houston Food Bank (USDOT 1576300)
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- DOT number
- USDOT 1576300
- Operating authority
- Federal operating authority is not applicable: this is an intrastate operation, with no federal docket required. The federal bulk file showed this carrier active as of 2026-09-02. We could not confirm that live just now.
- Insurance on file
- No active liability (BIPD) insurance on file with FMCSA.
- Safety rating
- No published safety rating
- Fleet on file
- 139 power units, 61 drivers
- Operation type
- Intrastate Non-Hazmat
- Physical address
- 535 PORTWALL STREET, HOUSTON, TX 77029
- MCS-150 last filed
- 2022-10
Frequently asked questions
What carrier is DOT 1576300?
DOT 1576300 (USDOT 1576300) is The Houston Food Bank, an intrastate non-hazmat motor carrier.
What is The Houston Food Bank's USDOT number?
The Houston Food Bank's USDOT number is 1576300. No MC docket number is on file.
Is The Houston Food Bank currently authorized to operate?
Federal operating authority is not applicable: this is an intrastate operation, with no federal docket required. The federal bulk file showed this carrier active as of 2026-09-02. We could not confirm that live just now. Source: FMCSA registration and licensing records.
Does The Houston Food Bank have insurance on file with FMCSA?
No active liability (BIPD) insurance on file with FMCSA.
What is The Houston Food Bank's safety record?
In the last 24 months, FMCSA records show a 4.7% vehicle out-of-service rate for The Houston Food Bank, from 2 of 43 vehicle inspections, against a national average of 22.9% (fleetfax-computed from FMCSA inspections, as of 2026-08-29). FMCSA records also show 2 recordable crashes in the same window.
What is The Houston Food Bank's CSA score?
FMCSA does not publish a single CSA score for carriers. The Houston Food Bank's public safety data includes its roadside inspection out-of-service rates and crash record, listed on this page.
What is The Houston Food Bank's FMCSA safety rating?
The Houston Food Bank has no published FMCSA safety rating. Most US carriers have never received a rating review, so an unrated carrier is the common case, not a warning sign by itself.
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