SEC AUTO LOGISTICS LLC
SEC AUTO LOGISTICS LLC operates out of SHELBYVILLE, TN and holds broker authority. It does not own the truck: it posts your vehicle to a national dispatch board and a carrier takes the load. This company has not filed a power-unit count in its most recent FMCSA update, so we do not publish one. 1 other licensed auto transport company is registered in SHELBYVILLE.
From the company’s own FMCSA census filing, last updated February 2019.
SEC AUTO LOGISTICS LLC has held operating authority since 2019. That is 7 years in a trade where a large share of new entrants do not reach five. Its last biennial MCS-150 filing was in 2019. The obligation is every two years, so treat the fleet numbers above as dated and confirm them before you book.
- MC docket
- MC 1023313
- USDOT
- 3251393
- Authority
- Broker
- Fleet
- Fleet size not reported
- Broker bond
- $75,000 BMC-84 on file
- Based in
- SHELBYVILLE, TN 37160
Check SEC AUTO LOGISTICS LLC before you pay
Take MC 1023313 to the FMCSA licensing register and confirm three things: the authority still reads ACTIVE, the $75,000 broker bond is on file, and the company name matches whoever is asking for your deposit. Our data is a snapshot of the federal register, not a recommendation, and authority can lapse between refreshes.
What shipping from Tennessee costs
Typical door-to-door prices on the busiest lanes out of Tennessee.
| Lane | Miles | Price |
|---|---|---|
| New York → Tennessee | 884 | $1,060–$1,200 |
| California → Tennessee | 2,007 | $1,510–$1,720 |
| Florida → Tennessee | 686 | $920–$1,050 |
| Tennessee → Florida | 684 | $910–$1,040 |
| Tennessee → California | 2,008 | $1,490–$1,690 |
| Tennessee → Texas | 784 | $980–$1,110 |
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