AAD LOGISTICS LLC
New authority- VISALIA, CA
- 1 truck
- Nov 12
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See My 10 Free Leads →| Carrier | Event | St | Fleet | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GREGORY HOCKENBERRY | New authority | AR | 1 | Nov 12 |
| JUJOZ LLC | Insurance lapse | AL | 1 | Nov 12 |
| W & L LOGISTICS LLC | Applied | AR | 2 | Nov 12 |
| EVER BUSY HOTSHOT LLC | Suspended | AL | 1 | Nov 12 |
| BUFFALO TRUCKING INC | Renewal window | MI | 1 | Nov 12 |
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Yes. FMCSA publishes new authority, application and insurance filings every morning, and your digest is built from that same release and lands by 10:30 AM ET. There is no fresher public carrier data. In the last 30 days that was 29,006 carrier events.
It depends on your states and what you sell. The free quiz shows your exact 30-day count before it asks for anything. Nationally, the last 30 days brought 5,442 new authorities and 2,681 insurance cancellations.
They come straight from each carrier's own FMCSA registration. A lot of brand-new carriers register through a filing agent, and the number on file rings the paperwork service instead of the owner. We check for that across all of FMCSA and flag those, so you know before you dial.
The data is public, which is why you can trust it. What you're paying for is speed and focus. You get the owner's contact the morning a carrier files, filtered to your states, before most of your competitors know the carrier exists. If you'd rather not do the emailing yourself, Outreach sends it in your agency's name the day the carrier files.
Yes. Every feed has a truck-type filter built from the driver counts each carrier reports to FMCSA: carriers with no CDL drivers (box trucks up to 26,000 lbs and cargo vans) or CDL fleets (semis and heavy trucks).
Yes. Put your insureds, factoring clients or dispatched trucks on your watchlist by USDOT or MC number. Paste a list or upload a CSV, up to 2,000 carriers. Each morning after FMCSA updates, we email you if one of them gets an insurance cancellation notice or has its authority suspended, revoked or reinstated.
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$20/mo for one user and every state, or $200/year. Each extra person on your team is $15/mo, and less once you pass five. That works out to less than a penny per lead at last month’s volume. If you want us to do the emailing, Outreach starts at $499/mo.
Before a trucking company can haul freight for hire, it registers with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. First a USDOT number, then an MC application, and once insurance is filed, operating authority. Each of those steps becomes a public record the day it happens, and each one means the carrier is about to buy things: insurance, factoring, dispatch, an ELD, compliance help. AuthorityAlerts reads FMCSA's public datasets every morning, matches the authority and insurance events to the carrier's contact record, flags filing-agent phone numbers that won't reach the owner, and sends you the result as a daily digest filtered to your states.
Each kind of vendor has its own moment in a carrier's first few months. Insurance agents quote at application and again when a cancellation notice comes through. Factoring companies call when the first invoices start aging. Dispatch services reach owner-operators looking for their first loads. ELD vendors catch the hardware decision in week one, and compliance services handle everything from drug and alcohol consortium enrollment to authority reinstatement. If you work box trucks and cargo vans, filter to carriers with no CDL drivers. If you already have a book of carriers, put them on a watchlist and get an email the morning one of them has an insurance cancellation, suspension or revocation.
Start with the guides: how new trucking authorities work, how to find new DOT & MC numbers (including the free ways), what insurance cancellations mean, a prospecting playbook for working the list, and how to find carriers to dispatch. The glossary explains the jargon, our data page shows exactly where every row comes from, and the daily stats show you the volume before you spend a dollar. There's a monthly archive and a page for every state, from Texas and California to Florida and Georgia.
