Federal filings · updated daily
Every day, roughly 150 US motor carriers are served an FMCSA insurance
suspension notice. They have 30 days to replace coverage or lose their
operating authority and park the trucks.
We find them the morning it happens, and hand you the fleet size and contact details.
Not a demo. These are live records from FMCSA filings. Click Verify on any row to check it against the government's own database — that link goes straight to the official FMCSA SAFER site, not to us.
| Carrier | Trucks | Days left | USDOT | Check it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refreshing today’s filings… | ||||
Contact details are held back on this page — those come with a subscription.
One regulation does the hard part.
A carrier's insurer files a cancellation with FMCSA. The clock starts.
FMCSA serves a suspension notice with an effective date, usually exactly 30 days out.
We read the filings every morning and match each carrier to its fleet size, phone and email.
You reach a business that must buy insurance this month, before your competitors know.
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Tell us where you write business and we'll come back with how many carriers are currently on the clock there, and what a month's feed looks like.