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Cardinal Logistics Management: fatal truck crashes, 2020-2024

Cardinal Logistics Management Corporation (USDOT 191496) was the carrier on a vehicle in 8 fatal crashes from 2020 through 2024, which killed 9 people. That ranks 81st of the 12,958 USDOT numbers in the federal crash records, with the most in 2021 (2).

FMCSA lists 2,954 power units and 3,010 drivers, about 2.71 fatal crashes per 1,000 power units over the five years. A crash on this list means a vehicle reported under this number was involved. It does not mean the company or its driver caused the crash.

Sources: NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), 2020-2024 and FMCSA Company Census File (data.transportation.gov) · census file updated October 28, 2026 · FMCSA lists the DBA name Ryder

8

fatal crashes involving a vehicle reported under Cardinal Logistics Management, 2020-2024 (81st of 12,958 USDOT numbers)

9

people killed in those crashes (8 trucks reported under this number)

2,954

power units FMCSA lists for this number (file updated October 28, 2026)

2.71

fatal crashes per 1,000 power units, 74th highest of 113 carriers with 1,000+ units on these pages

Fatal crashes by year

8 fatal crashes over five years, peaking in 2021 with 2. Bars show people killed each year.

Where Cardinal Logistics Management was involved in fatal crashes

Texas (2), Iowa (1) and Missouri (1) lead the list of 7 states.

StateFatal crashesShare
Texas225%
Iowa113%
Missouri113%
New York113%
Virginia113%
California113%
Ohio113%

No road appears twice, so the crash list below is the road detail. The 100 deadliest road stretches in the US.

All 8 listed crashes

As coded in the federal report. FARS gives no names or cause.

DateCounty, stateRoadKilled
August 2024Hamilton, Ohio08646 Glendale-Milford Rd1
May 2023Kings, CaliforniaSR-1981
March 2023Harris, TexasSR-81
June 2022Bedford, VirginiaUS-4601
April 2022Ulster, New YorkSR-281
October 2021Orange, TexasSR-621
September 2021Scott, MissouriI-551
January 2020Woodbury, IowaSR-3762

What FMCSA lists for USDOT 191496

FieldFMCSA census value
USDOT number191496
Operating authorityMC-154105 (active)
Status in the censusActive
Base locationConcord, NC
Operationinterstate carrier
Classificationauthorized for hire
Power units2,954
Drivers3,010
Annual mileage reported143,100,815 miles (2025)
Hazardous materialsyes
Safety ratingSatisfactory (October 6, 2000)
Last MCS-150 updateMay 5, 2026

Carriers report these fields themselves, and fleet size and mileage are today's figures. Inspections: SAFER Company Snapshot.

Questions about Cardinal Logistics Management and truck crash records

What is Cardinal Logistics Management's USDOT number?

Cardinal Logistics Management Corporation is USDOT 191496 and operates under MC-154105 in the FMCSA Company Census, based in Concord, NC. FMCSA lists the number as active.

How many fatal crashes involved Cardinal Logistics Management trucks?

NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System lists 8 fatal crashes from 2020 through 2024 in which a vehicle reported under USDOT 191496 was involved. They killed 9 people, and the most were in Texas (2).

Does being on this list mean Cardinal Logistics Management was at fault?

No. FARS records that a vehicle reported under this number was involved, not who caused the crash. Fault is decided crash by crash.

Where do most of Cardinal Logistics Management's fatal crashes happen?

Texas (2 of 8), Iowa (1 of 8) and Missouri (1 of 8).

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What these numbers do and don't show

FARS covers public-road crashes with a death within 30 days. For these 8 crashes the police report gave USDOT 191496, a number that can be mistyped or name a different company than the driver's employer. Crashes with no number are not counted. How these pages are built · All sources

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