May Trucking Company
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Company Overview
May Trucking Company is a Salem, Oregon carrier founded in 1945 in Payette, Idaho, running refrigerated and dry freight through a Western States division with short hauls and home time within a day or two, a national refrigerated division for drivers who want the miles, and dedicated and regional fleets. The FMCSA lists it with 1,049 power units and 1,049 drivers on its February 2026 filing. Terminals include Salem, Payette, White City, Layton, San Bernardino, Yolo, Phoenix, Denver, Dallas, Lebanon, Pensacola and Gary. The roadside record is one of the cleanest for vehicles on this page: 1,985 inspections, 16 driver out-of-service orders, about 0.8 percent, and 87 vehicle orders, about 4.4 percent, against a national average above 20 percent. There are 57 recordable crashes over two years. May is on this list from driver reports. It describes itself as big enough to succeed and small enough to care, and it hires entry-level as well as experienced drivers, which usually means the safety department will listen to an explanation. Ask whether they currently hire drivers who have completed the SAP program, whether the return-to-duty test needs to be passed before orientation or whether they will order it, and which division fits a driver who needs to be near a collection site for follow-up testing. The Western States division is the one to ask about if you are in the Northwest.
SAP Friendly — Driver-reported
May Trucking Company is on this list because drivers have been hired here after a Clearinghouse violation. Hiring policy moves with the freight and insurance markets, so confirm with the recruiter when you call.
FMCSA Carrier Record
Matched to USDOT 94081 in the federal motor carrier census.
- Legal name
- MAY TRUCKING COMPANY
- Location
- SALEM, OR
- Operating status
- ACTIVE
- Power units
- 1,049
- Drivers
- 1,049
Safety record
- Crashes (24 mo)
- 57
- Fatalities (24 mo)
- 6
- Injuries (24 mo)
- 28
- Inspections
- 1,985
- Out of service
- 5.2%
- Driver OOS
- 0.8%
- Vehicle OOS
- 4.4%
Violations by category
Source: FMCSA motor carrier census, crash and inspection files · retrieved August 19, 2026 · carrier last updated its MCS-150 on 2026. Figures are self-reported by the carrier and are not audited by SAP Drivers.
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