FMCSA-registered US motor carriers from the census: fields, fleet sizes, operations and prices by state.
Trucking companies in Oregon
Few Oregon carriers are new. ~910 Oregon carriers got their USDOT number in the 12 months to the file date, a smaller share of the state register than in about four states out of five. The FMCSA Company Census File of 2026-10-03 lists ~11,000 active FMCSA-registered carriers with an MCS-150 update in the last 24 months at an Oregon physical address, number 29 of 51 (states and DC) and 1.2% of the US register. The rate is 253.2 per 100,000 residents, a little below the national 267.6. Expect fewer trucking companies than that count: it includes private fleets, passenger carriers and registrations no longer in use.
~910 Oregon carriers got their USDOT number in the 12 months before the file date, one of the lower shares of a state register.
~910Oregon has ~11,000 active FMCSA-registered carriers with an MCS-150 update in the last 24 months, number 29 of 51 (states and DC).
~11,000Portland has about one Oregon carrier in seven, more than three times as many as Salem.
Portland47% of Oregon carriers report one power unit, against 50% nationally.
47%Oregon has 253.2 carriers per 100,000 residents, slightly below the US rate of 267.6.
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Where trucking companies in Oregon are
Portland leads by far. It has about one Oregon carrier in seven and more than three times the count of Salem, the second city. Gresham, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Clackamas and Oregon City are in the Portland area too. Down the Willamette Valley, Salem, Albany and Eugene appear, and the southern I-5 towns of Roseburg, Grants Pass and Medford follow. East of the Cascades, Bend, Klamath Falls and Hermiston make the list; Hermiston, in Umatilla County, is fifth in the state.
| City | In the public register |
|---|---|
| Portland | ~1,500 |
| Salem | ~460 |
| Gresham | ~290 |
| Eugene | ~250 |
| Hermiston | ~200 |
| Beaverton | ~190 |
| Hillsboro | ~180 |
| Bend | ~180 |
| Roseburg | ~160 |
| Klamath Falls | ~160 |
| Clackamas | ~150 |
| Grants Pass | ~150 |
| Albany | ~140 |
| Medford | ~130 |
| Oregon City | ~130 |
Counts are rounded.
The 15 cities hold about two in five Oregon carriers. Each carrier counts once, in the city named on its MCS-150 physical address.
Oregon compared with the US
Oregon has a smaller one-truck share than the country as a whole: 47% report a single power unit, against 50% nationally. Most of the gap shows up as carriers with two to five power units, a band that is bigger in Oregon than nationally.
| Fleet size (power units) | Carriers |
|---|---|
| No power units reported | ~230 |
| 1 power unit | ~5,100 |
| 2 to 5 | ~3,700 |
| 6 to 10 | ~900 |
| 11 to 50 | ~790 |
| 51 to 100 | ~80 |
| More than 100 | ~70 |
Counts are rounded.
38% of Oregon carriers are intrastate-only, near the US figure of 40%. Oregon has ~290 active property-broker authorities, 26.7 per 1,000 carriers against 27.4 for the US.
Questions about trucking companies in Oregon
How many trucking companies are in Oregon? Oregon's figure in the FMCSA census is ~11,000 active carriers with an MCS-150 filed in the last two years. Read it as a maximum, since farms, builders and other businesses hauling their own goods register alongside for-hire carriers.
Is Oregon's trucking industry growing? The census can't measure an industry, but it shows how many carriers are new. ~910 got a USDOT number in the last 12 months, a lower share of the register than in most states. A carrier that closes is removed only when its registration goes inactive, so this is not a net change.
Which Oregon cities have the most trucking companies? Portland by a wide margin, then Salem, Gresham, Eugene and Hermiston.
Is there an Oregon trucking company list? Yes. You can order Oregon trucking companies as a state file from the order panel on this page. Pick Oregon alone, or add Washington and Idaho in the same order. We update and verify your list when you order, so you receive a fresh list. Delivered within 24 hours, usually much sooner.
Sources for Oregon
| Figure | Source | File or publication date |
|---|---|---|
| Oregon carriers, rank, share, new USDOT numbers and their share compared with other states, intrastate and one-truck shares | FMCSA Company Census File | 2026-10-03 |
| Oregon carriers per 100,000 residents | FMCSA Company Census File; US Census Bureau Vintage 2025 population | 2026-10-03; July 1, 2025 |
| Portland, Salem, Gresham and other cities; Oregon fleet sizes | FMCSA Company Census File | 2026-10-03 |
| Oregon property-broker authorities | FMCSA operating authority data (legacy L&I and Motus) | 2026-10-03 |
What these numbers don't show
Portland-area carriers in Washington. Carriers based in Vancouver, Washington, count in Washington.
Closures. The census shows registrations that are active; it does not list carriers that stopped running this year.
Leased owner-operators. They run under the USDOT number of the carrier they drive for.
LimitsDownload the data
trucking-companies-register-2026-10.csvCSVCC BY 4.02026-10-04
nodilist.com, "Trucking companies in Oregon", carrier counts from the FMCSA Company Census File of 3 October 2026, https://nodilist.com/trucking-companies/oregon/.
- trucking-companies-register-2026-10.csv: the state table behind this page, with carrier counts, rates per 100,000 residents, ranks, new carriers and the one-truck and intrastate shares for Oregon and every other state.