Updated 2026-10-14 from public FMCSA data.
Over the last 30 feed days, FMCSA granted 243 new operating authorities in Georgia, down 18% from the 30 feed days before that. No BIPD on file means the company can't legally haul for hire yet: applicants must file liability insurance before FMCSA grants authority, so they're shopping for a policy now, and newly granted carriers without a filing need one before they can operate. That window is when to quote.
Last 7 feed days: 148 new FMCSA applications and authority grants based in Georgia (78 applicants, 70 granted). 61 (41%) had no liability insurance on file. Applicants are not yet authorized to operate.
| Authority type | New rows, last 7 feed days |
|---|---|
| Motor Carrier of Property (Except Household Goods) | 138 |
| Broker of Property (Except Household Goods) | 6 |
| Enterprise Motor Carrier of Property (Except Household Goods) | 1 |
| Motor Carrier of Household Goods | 1 |
| Freight Forwarder of Property (Except Household Goods) | 1 |
| Motor Carrier of Passengers | 1 |
Source: CarrierDaily, from public FMCSA data. Not affiliated with FMCSA or USDOT.
The daily list for Georgia (business names, docket and USDOT numbers, insurance status) goes to subscribers only.
The full daily CSV (every new application and grant, with insurance status) is $79/month or $790/yr (2 months free) for all states. Plans
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