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Directory of 4,860+ registered carriers in Montana (MT). Browse top companies by fleet size, specialties, and DOT number.
Montana is the fourth-largest state by area but has fewer than 1.1 million residents, creating unique trucking dynamics — long distances, sparse infrastructure, and premium rates for reaching remote areas. Billings serves as the primary freight hub, sitting on I-90 and I-94. The oil fields in the Bakken formation drive tanker demand, while ranching and agriculture generate livestock and grain freight. Mountain passes create seasonal challenges, and limited truck stops require careful fuel planning on north-south routes.
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Montana has no daytime speed limit for cars on rural interstates (though trucks are limited to 65 mph). The state allows 131,060 lbs on certain designated routes with special permits. Chain laws apply on mountain passes from October to May. No vehicle emissions testing. The state has limited port of entry hours which can affect routing.