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Trucking Companies in American Samoa

Active motor carriers whose principal place of business is in American Samoa.

Active carriers
38
Power units
96
Trucks and tractors reported
Drivers
80
Interstate carriers
5

Carriers in American Samoa

Share of active carriers

  • For hire (carry goods for others)513.2%
  • Private (carry their own goods)3592.1%
  • Passenger carriers1539.5%
  • Hazardous materials923.7%

Fleet size (power units)

  • None reported2463.2%
  • 125.3%
  • 2 to 5615.8%
  • 6 to 1012.6%
  • 11 to 50513.2%
  • 51 to 10000.0%
  • More than 10000.0%

Fleet and driver counts are self-reported by each company on FMCSA Form MCS-150 and can be out of date. Values that look like typing errors (for example 99,999 trucks for a small company) are treated as not reported. Pages list companies registered as businesses; owner-operators registered as individuals are counted in totals but not named.

Largest carriers in American Samoa

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#CompanyBasePower unitsDriversType
1Peter E Reid Stevedoring IncUSDOT 1818669Pago Pag0, AS1717For hire
2Harbor Maritime and Stevedoring CompanyUSDOT 2423957Pago Pago, AS156For hire
3McConnell Dowell American Samoa LtdUSDOT 1409497Tafuna, AS115For hire
4Stevenson Trucking IncUSDOT 1930746Pago Pago, AS75For hire
5Origin Energy American Samoa IncUSDOT 1407228Tafuna, AS41Private
6Three Y IncUSDOT 2415396Pago Pago, AS43Private
7Industrial Gases IncUSDOT 1406192Tafuna, AS22Private
8De Jure Moroccan Covenant LLCUSDOT 4304462Pago Pago, AS02Passenger

By county

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CountyCarriersPower unitsDrivers
Western District389680

Frequently asked questions

What is a USDOT number?
The U.S. Department of Transportation number identifies a company that operates commercial vehicles hauling cargo or passengers in interstate commerce, and in many states for trips within the state too.
What is a MC number?
An MC (motor carrier) number is the operating authority FMCSA grants to for-hire carriers that move regulated goods or passengers across state lines. Private carriers hauling their own goods do not need one.
What do the safety ratings mean?
FMCSA rates a carrier Satisfactory, Conditional or Unsatisfactory after an on-site compliance review. Most carriers have never had a review and are unrated, which does not mean they are unsafe.

Source: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Company Census File · Last updated 10/22/2026