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LUSTER ENTERPRISES

3.00/5.00 - based on 1 reviews

LUSTER ENTERPRISES

Michigan Transportation Company

Address
81 SOUTH ST
BELLEVILLE, MI 48111

Tel: (313) 304-9463

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Company Overview

LUSTER ENTERPRISES is a motor carrier operating under USDOT Number 2071103 in Michigan. It has a total of 1 trucks and 1 drivers. The company received its MCS number on 03-NOV-10.

LUSTER ENTERPRISES is allowed to operate Intrastate Only (HM) and Intrastate Only (Non-HM). LUSTER ENTERPRISES is not allowed to carry hazardous materials.

According to our records, in 2009 LUSTER ENTERPRISES company drivers travelled 10000 miles and had a total of 0 inspections and 0 out of which were with violations. This transportation company drivers had 0 crashes with 0 crashes involving a fatality.

Our records also indicate that LUSTER ENTERPRISES company vehicles passed 0 inspections during the period of their operation. Overall we have 0 traffic violation reports in our system.

Total Trucks 1
Total Drivers 1
USDOT Number 2071103
MCS 150 Year 2009
MCS 150 Date 03-NOV-10
MCS 150 Mileage 10000
Does LUSTER ENTERPRISES transport Hazardous Material? No
Carrier Operation C

Latest Reviews

3.00/5.00

STEVE reviewed LUSTER ENTERPRISES

Not impressed. My vehicle was for a charitable donation. I informed the driver the battery was dead, otherwise it is an operational (front-wheel drive) vehicle. Also, that to engage the transmission and put it into neutral for towing onto his truck the engine would need to be started. Rather than jumping the battery to start the vehicle, he used his towing chains to drag my vehicle onto the truck with its front wheels locked. I'm hoping the front axle was not damaged which would be extra work and expense for the charity to restore and prepare for sale to someone in need.

  • Published: 1 year ago
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3.00/5.00

STEVE reviewed LUSTER ENTERPRISES

Not impressed. My vehicle was for a charitable donation. I informed the driver the battery was dead, otherwise it is an operational (front-wheel drive) vehicle. Also, that to engage the transmission and put it into neutral for towing onto his truck the engine would need to be started. Rather than jumping the battery to start the vehicle, he used his towing chains to drag my vehicle onto the truck with its front wheels locked. I'm hoping the front axle was not damaged which would be extra work and expense for the charity to restore and prepare for sale to someone in need.

  • Published: 1 year ago