Johnston, Rhode Island (RI) Motor Freight Transportation Companies
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- Clayville1
- Cranston83
- Cumberland23
- East Providence21
- Fiskeville3
- Foster10
- Glendale2
- Greenville8
- Harmony1
- Harrisville5
- Hope5
- Lincoln25
- Manville4
- Mapleville1
- North Providence6
- North Scituate6
- North Smithfield6
- Pascoag3
- Pawtucket52
- Providence74
- Riverside15
- Rumford12
- Slatersville5
- Smithfield12
- Woonsocket20
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- Central Falls10
- Chepachet7
- Clayville1
- Cranston83
- Cumberland23
- East Providence21
- Fiskeville3
- Foster10
- Glendale2
- Greenville8
- Harmony1
- Harrisville5
- Hope5
- Lincoln25
- Manville4
- Mapleville1
- North Providence6
- North Scituate6
- North Smithfield6
- Pascoag3
- Pawtucket52
- Providence74
- Riverside15
- Rumford12
- Slatersville5
- Smithfield12
- Woonsocket20
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