PEACH STATE TRUCK LINES INC (USDOT 182649) is listed in the freight broker directory in Gainesville, Georgia. Below are the company identifiers, historical bond or trust details, and transportation statistics available for this record.
Company record
- Legal name
- PEACH STATE TRUCK LINES INC
- USDOT number
- 182649
- County
- Hall County
- Docket numbers
- MC155170
- Location
- GAINESVILLE, GA, 30507-8329
- Street address
- 1555 CALVARY CHURCH ROAD
- Business phone
- 7705340521
How to file on the bond or trust
An imported BMC-85 entry names FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HALL COUNTY for PEACH STATE TRUCK LINES INC. Treat this as a historical filing lead while locating the actual claims department.
Historical filing effective date: 2005-10-05. Recorded bond/trust reference: NONE.
- Match the unpaid load to the legal brokerage. Verify that your transportation agreement identifies PEACH STATE TRUCK LINES INC; use MC155170 to distinguish it from similarly named companies. Note the shipment and invoice dates.
- Identify the bond or trust for the shipment period. The historical form is BMC-85, so identify the trustee rather than assuming the claim goes to an insurance surety. Use FMCSA Licensing & Insurance and check the effective period.
- Put together the claim packet. Gather the tender or rate confirmation, POD, bill of lading, itemized invoice and written collection history. Prepare a short list of each unpaid load, balance and delivery date.
- Submit the claim to the verified claims department. Contact the verified surety or trustee claims department and ask for its freight-broker claim form, submission method and required attachments. Send the packet by that stated method, then retain proof it was delivered.
- Track the claim after filing. Request written confirmation that the filing was accepted for review. Keep the claim correspondence, requested updates, and any stated appeal or supplementation deadlines together.
Transportation market context
In Georgia, the recorded totals are 7,273 broker records alongside 29,474 motor carriers.
Fleet and operating context
The data for Georgia identifies 3,920 carriers reporting refrigerated food and 3,117 carriers reporting intermodal freight.
More from the census data
At the company level, the recorded totals are 16 power units alongside 16 drivers.
Transportation records for Gainesville list 1,786 owned trailers and 351 leased trailers.
Transportation counts and freight activity
Fleet-size figures for Hall County include 28 carriers in the 6–20 power-unit band and 13 carriers in the 21–100 power-unit band.
The underlying figures for Hall County include 155 broker records and 394 motor carriers.
City, county and state census totals describe the surrounding transportation market, NOT this brokerage’s employees or equipment. Freight categories may overlap.
Data snapshot: October 8, 2026. These records may be incomplete or outdated and do not allege misconduct or nonpayment by this company.