For freight brokers · double brokering and carrier fraud

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Double brokering and carrier fraud often show up first in FMCSA records: a cancelled insurance policy, a suspended authority, an out-of-service order. Look up any carrier free, no account needed.

A carrier check is a snapshot. Watch the 50 carriers you use and get an email when FMCSA posts an insurance cancellation, a suspension or a supported status change.

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FMCSA daily files

149 suspension notices posted today.

Each one is a carrier whose operating authority FMCSA has set to be suspended. Notices take effect later, so a carrier that checks out today can still be on this list.

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FMCSA daily files · updated October 11

See the changes in the records.

114
New authoritiesOctober 11: 167
Insurance cancellationsOctober 11: 149
Suspension noticesOctober 11

Last 7 days of FMCSA files
	Added	Removed	Net
Operating authority	3,939	551	+3,388
Insurance	—	573	—
New USDOT registrations	3,253	—	—

Counts of records FMCSA posted, not carriers who gained or lost coverage. Removed authority is suspension notices, which take effect later, plus census authorities that left active status; the census code does not say whether that was a suspension, revocation or voluntary request. A filing does not establish current coverage. Daily file sizes vary widely.
Sources: FMCSA insurance history, revocations and suspensions, company census (census through October 11).

A carrier check is a snapshot. Your next load happens later.

Carrier records can change after onboarding. Keep a watchlist so you can review new information before your next decision.

1. Check a carrier

Search by MC, DOT, or company name. Review the public records and their source dates before you tender.

2. Keep watch

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3. Review the change

Receive an email about a new filing or supported status change. Check the effective date and follow up with the carrier.

More context on your carrier

UCC filing history, alongside your carrier records.

Review matched UCC and state lien records from Florida, Colorado, Connecticut, and Oregon on your watched carrier’s review page. See recorded parties, filing events, source dates, and the evidence behind each match.

Included in carrier watch. Historical records are available now; UCC change email alerts are not yet included. A financing statement is not evidence of financial distress or unpaid debt.

Know what the data covers.

Florida and Colorado: available historical filings and events.
Connecticut: active and recently lapsed state liens, including UCC and other categories.
Oregon: previous-month filing activity.

Coverage varies by source. No match is not a clean bill of health. California matches are still under review; other jurisdictions are not yet included.

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Email when FMCSA posts an insurance cancellation, with the effective date
Email when FMCSA posts an involuntary suspension notice, with the effective date
Email when the FMCSA census file shows an out-of-service or safety-rating change
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Matched UCC and state lien history from supported sources
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Guides

How to read what a carrier lookup shows, with the FMCSA source behind each check.

Carrier vetting checklist
Identity, authority, insurance and safety evidence to confirm before you book a load.
Verify a carrier’s insurance
What an FMCSA filing proves, and what to confirm with the agent for this load.
Suspended, revoked or inactive authority
Which record changed, from which source, and what each status means for tendering.
Double brokering verification
Check who arranged the load and which authority that role needs before calling it fraud.
Verify carrier identity at pickup
Connect the approved company to the dispatcher, driver and truck that arrives.
Carrier name or owner change
Whether a renamed or sold carrier is the company you approved, before reusing the approval.

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