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SAFERSYS.ORG The SaferSys.org web site is an excellent starting point for verifying the validity of a transport company. Although you may not find out everything you need to know about a company at SaferSys, one thing is certain... if you cannot find the company in question, you better do some very serious investigating before hiring them. Whenever you are
considering an auto shipping
company, you should
always ask for their
authority and
insurance. Authority
comes in the form of
either an ICCMC#
(Interstate Commerce
Commission Motor Carrier
Number) or US DOT (US
Department of
Transportation). As long
as you have one of these
numbers, you can
research both the
company and their
insurance. However, the
Safer System is not
always accurate on
insurance, and the only way
to know what a carrier
has for sure is to
either get a copy of the
insurance information
from the company, or
find out the name of the
insurance company and
call them directly to
verify. What do the tires mean? 
The tires are our interpretation of quality, like stars on other sites. The more tires that are full color, the better the rating a company has. Almost no company will have 5 stars after the first few reviews because of the law of averages.
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