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CREECH HORSE TRANSPORTATION INC

Overview

About
Creech Horse Transportation, Inc., formerly known as Creech Bros. Horse Vans, Inc., was started in 1965 by Charles L. Creech. Charles Creech purchased his first 9-horse van in 1965 from Clark Prather after being approached by fellow saddlebred horse trainers and exhibitors. The trainers approached Charles about buying a large trailer to haul their entire stable to shows. Charles enjoyed hauling horses himself and he took his next step toward growing by purchasing his second van from Anheuser-Busch. The van was previously used to haul the Budweiser Clydesdales. In 1978, Creech Bros. Horse Vans, Inc. bought Dunmeier Bros. in Plain City, Ohio. Dunmeier was an Ohio based horse carrier at the time and had the necessary authority Creech needed to transport in the eastern United States.
Fleet information
MCS-150 Mileage (2024): 1,041,313 miles - Reported on
Total drivers
21
Truck brands
Peterbilt, Freightliner
Operation classifications
Auth. For Hire
Cargo Carried
Livestock
Operating area
This map highlights states where the company is likely driving, based on truck inspection data from the FMCSA.
Headquarters
Operating area

Inspections & safety

Inspections & safety violations
Total Severe Out of service
Measure
Percentile
Vehicle maintenance00000th
Unsafe driving00000th
Hours of service compliance00000th
Driver fitness00000th
Controlled substances00000th
Accident report
Last 6 months 6-12 months ago 12-24 months ago Total
Fatalities0000
Injuries0101
Tow-away0112
Crash reports0112
Inspections
Inspections OOS inspections OOS percentage National average
Driver100.00%9.88%
Vehicle000.00%27.42%

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