Sources: census record as of October 19, 2026; authority and insurance from FMCSA L&I, checked October 4, 2026; inspections and crashes from FMCSA SMS, checked October 4, 2026.
Quick answer
Jimmy Ross Barker is an intrastate (non-hazmat) motor carrier in Grand Prairie, Texas (USDOT 2013107) with no for-hire authority on file (typical for private/intrastate carriers) and a self-reported fleet of 2 power units.
Key takeaways
USDOT 2013107 is registered to Jimmy Ross Barker, an intrastate (non-hazmat) carrier based in Grand Prairie, TX.
No FMCSA operating authority on file. Interstate for-hire carriers need it; private carriers and intrastate-only carriers generally do not.
Self-reported fleet size: 2 power units and 1 driver (FMCSA MCS-150 self-report; sanitized for plausibility).
Source: FMCSA Safety Measurement System, roadside inspections and crashes over a ~24-month window, checked October 4, 2026. An out-of-service rate is the share of inspections in which a vehicle or driver was placed out of service. With few inspections, one result moves the rate a lot. FMCSA crash records include crashes regardless of fault. None of these figures is a safety rating. The official Satisfactory/Conditional/Unsatisfactory safety rating is issued separately. See SAFER.
About Jimmy Ross Barker
Jimmy Ross Barker is an intrastate (non-hazmat) motor carrier based in Grand Prairie, Texas, registered with the FMCSA under USDOT 2013107. It has no for-hire operating authority on file, which is typical for a private or intrastate carrier. The carrier self-reports a fleet of 2 power units and 1 driver. Registered cargo includes other. Its most recent MCS-150 filing reported 1 mi (2025).
Before you work with this carrier
Confirm the safety rating. Authority and insurance are shown or linked above. Open the SAFER snapshot for the official safety rating and out-of-service status.
Verify insurance is current. Coverage on file can lapse; confirm active BIPD/cargo before tendering a load.
Match authority to the work. For-hire loads need active operating authority. A USDOT number alone isn't enough.