When FMCSA no longer has a valid liability filing for a carrier, it serves a notice that the operating authority will be suspended unless proof of insurance arrives. Our daily data shows a deadline about 30 days after the notice is served. 87% of recent authority suspensions in FMCSA's revocation data were for insurance, so a notice is a strong signal the carrier is shopping or about to be shut down.
4,585 carriers have a pending suspension notice for insurance and 1,655 were recently suspended. See counts for each state, or check one carrier with the free FMCSA lookup.
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A notice that a carrier's operating authority will be suspended unless the required proof of insurance is filed, usually within about 30 days.