







Active carrier authority since 2000 · no insurance on file · no revocations — Grade F
SCOTT CLARK
DBA ROCKING HORSE TRUCKING · DOT 00810418 · MC# 395086 · BRANDON, IA
Formerly ROCKING HORSE TRUCKING
No roadside inspections in the last 24 months — so there's no out-of-service rate to compare. Smaller fleets are inspected less often; a clean window like this is a neutral signal, not a warning.
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History & Compliance
Carrier (trucking) authority
Carrier authority — Active
CurrentLiability insurance ($1,000,000) — 9 months of 25 years 8 months covered
✗ No active filing on record
⚠ Uninsured since Aug 2001 (9108 days and counting)
Granted
Common carrier authority
Dec 14, 2000Archive
Active carrier authority
10+ years in business
No active insurance — lapsed or never filed (legally required for carriers)
No executed revocations
Safety bonus earned for: no crashes in 24 months. Remaining bonus would need: more vehicle inspections on record; more driver inspections on record; an official FMCSA Satisfactory rating (most carriers are never rated).
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Connected Authorities
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Frequently Asked
Does SCOTT CLARK have active FMCSA authority?
SCOTT CLARK (DOT 00810418) has active carrier operating authority with the FMCSA. Their Trust Score is F (0/100). They've held active authority 25 years, 7 months.
What is their insurance status?
No active insurance is on file for SCOTT CLARK. Motor carriers are required to maintain BIPD coverage to operate.