Load-ready check

Can you get loads yet?

Updated October 22, 2026

See which brokers and load programs will set you up today, which open up later and the coverage that unlocks the rest. Enter your number, or set your authority age and coverage below.

Uses FMCSA's public records. The check doesn't ask for your name, phone or email.

Not checked yet

Your carrier

Check your number, or set your authority age and coverage below.

Authority: Not checked yet
Active for: 0 days
Reinstated
Liability: $750,000
Cargo: None filed
Process agent

Days since your authority went active

What opens more

$1 million liabilityMost large brokers ask for it $100,000 cargoMotor truck cargo coverage General liability and workers' compAmazon Relay and some brokers require both Trailer interchangeFor power-only and drop-trailer freight

Price the coverage that opens the most loads

See your options

Broker rules come from each broker's own carrier page, checked October 17 to 22, 2026. Rules marked as an archived copy come from the newest archived copy of the broker's own RMIS requirements page, and "Third-party list" marks an age rule seen only on a third-party list. A broker can still decline a setup for reasons it doesn't publish.

Frequently asked questions

How does the load-ready check work?

Enter your DOT or MC number, and the check reads your authority age and the insurance on file from FMCSA's public records. It compares them with the rules each broker and load program publishes and sorts them into now, check first, later and need coverage. It doesn't ask for your name, phone or email.

What does "check first" mean?

You meet everything the broker or program publishes, but it doesn't publish every rule, or its age rule comes only from a third-party list. Call before you count on the load.

Can I use it without a DOT or MC number?

Yes. Set the days since your authority went active and turn on any coverage you're thinking about adding, and the results update as you go. The same controls work if the lookup can't find your number.

How does it show which coverage to add?

The what-if switches add $1 million liability, $100,000 cargo, general liability with workers' comp or trailer interchange to your record. The check names the addition that opens the most brokers and programs.