New carriers, the morning FMCSA publishes them.
AuthorityRadar reads FMCSA's public filings every morning and lists the trucking companies that just got their authority or are about to. Each one comes scored, checked for fraud signs, and with filing-service phone numbers set aside so you reach the owner.
Last 7 days
New carriers in the last 7 days
- Authorities granted
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- Insurance filed
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- Applied for authority
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- New USDOT numbers
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- Going active in the next 14 days
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Checking this morning's import…
A look at this week's carriers
Real carriers from the last 7 days of FMCSA filings, best leads first by a 0–100 score, with each carrier's local time so you know when to call. Subscribers see the full company and owner names, phone numbers and email addresses.
These are fictional demo carriers: this server hasn't imported FMCSA data yet.
More than a list of new MC numbers
See who's about to go active
When a pending carrier has insurance and a BOC-3 on file, AuthorityRadar estimates the day FMCSA will grant the authority, based on how long FMCSA has actually been taking lately. Call before the other dispatchers do.
Reach the owner, not the filing service
Many new filings list the phone number of the company that did the paperwork. AuthorityRadar spots those numbers across thousands of filings, grays them out and never shows them as the number to call.
Skip the risky ones
Carriers that share a phone, email or address with a revoked company, or that list a virtual office or PO box, are flagged before you spend time on them.
Work the list without a spreadsheet
Mark each carrier contacted, follow up, interested or signed. Add notes and follow-up dates, and the follow-ups that are due come back to you in your alerts.
Hear when a client's insurance lapses
Add the carriers you dispatch to Client Guard. If FMCSA records a cancelled insurance filing, a suspension or a revocation, you see it the morning it's published.
How it works
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New carriers are ready by 8 am Eastern, with the last 60 days a click away.
Pricing
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Until November 30
Subscribe by November 30 and keep $49 a month for as long as you stay subscribed. From December 1, new subscriptions are $79 a month.
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- Every morning's new carriers, plus the last 60 days
- Up to 1,500 carriers a day
- Lead scores, countdown to active, filing-service and risk flags
- Tracker with notes, follow-ups, Client Guard alerts and CSV export
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Questions
Where does the data come from?
From FMCSA's public open data on data.transportation.gov: the Company Census File and the Motus authority, insurance and BOC-3 records. AuthorityRadar isn't affiliated with FMCSA or the U.S. Department of Transportation.
How fresh is it?
The import runs every morning after FMCSA updates its data, and again around midday to catch late updates. Most mornings the new carriers are ready by 8 am Eastern.
Are the countdown dates guaranteed?
No, they're estimates. FMCSA can take longer than usual, and a protest or a cancelled filing pushes the date back.
Can I call and text these numbers?
You're responsible for following calling and texting laws, including the TCPA and the National Do Not Call Registry. Many new owner-operators list a personal cell phone, so don't use an autodialer or send texts without their consent. Each carrier shows their local time to help you call at reasonable hours. This isn't legal advice.
Can my whole team use one login?
No. Each login is for one person and works on up to 2 devices; signing in on another device signs out the oldest one. Email us for team logins.
How do I cancel?
Anytime, from Account in your dashboard (Manage billing or cancel), or by emailing chainassetslab@gmail.com. You keep access until the end of the month you've paid for.