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Which Texas dump truck haulers are adding trucks

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Force Logistics US

Most of Force Logistics US's added trucks came from other Texas carriers. Of 38 trucks that joined in the past year, 29 came from carriers in Texas.

Aggregate Haulers

Nearly half of Aggregate Haulers' new trucks came from small operators, likely absorbed or leased onto its fleet. 48 came from carriers with 10 or fewer trucks, 28 of them from one-truck carriers.

Miles Ahead Brands

Miles Ahead Brands continues its growth organically after adding CKJ Transport to its existing Cactus Express brand in 2025.

Inspection history

FMCSA's public files keep inspection data for three years. HaulStanding keeps every inspection it collects and keeps adding to it, even after a carrier goes inactive. That makes for more complete truck history.

Locations

How we counted

• Companies: Texas for-hire dump truck haulers, confirmed by trailer makers and their own websites. Frac-sand-only, ready-mix, tanker and oilfield fleets are not included.
• Size: 50 or more trucks inspected in the past 12 months.
• Families: USDOT numbers that share officers, phones, addresses, email domains or trucks, counted as one company so trucks moved between affiliated carriers don't count as growth.
• Trucks: the count each family reports to FMCSA.
• Trend: the 12-month change, starting from the truck count each family last filed with FMCSA, dated by that filing, and following each truck by VIN as roadside inspections show it moving to or from other carriers. Moves between affiliated carriers don't count. New trucks from dealers don't show up, so growth is a floor.
• Sources: FMCSA census, inspection, SMS and crash files, read October 16, 2026 (data as of that date).

HaulStanding is not FMCSA and this is not legal advice.

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