Lead type
Trucking X-date leads, delivered every morning
An X-date lead from XDate Alert is one motor carrier whose insurer has filed a cancellation notice with FMCSA. You get it the morning the filing appears, with the scheduled cancellation date, the insurer that filed, how many days are left, and the carrier's phone number. Every lead is re-checked against that morning's federal data the day it is sent.
What each lead contains
Carrier legal name, the owner's name, fleet size (trucks), USDOT and MC number, physical state, phone number from the FMCSA census, the insurer that filed the cancellation, the cancellation effective date and the days remaining. Carriers that already have replacement coverage on file are removed before the email is sent, so the list is only carriers whose cancellation is still open.
Why these X-dates are worth a call
In most lines you learn an X-date by asking for it. In trucking, 49 CFR 387.313 requires the insurer to notify FMCSA at least 30 days before a cancellation takes effect, and the notice is public. The carrier did not choose the date. Most notices are resolved with the current insurer; about 1 in 3 we deliver ends with a new insurer or no insurance at all, and that third is the sale.
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New to the term? What an X-date is, and why trucking X-dates are public. Counts by state, as of this morning's update: trucking insurance cancellation trends.
Frequently asked questions
How many X-date leads will I get in my state?
It depends on the state and the day. The current count for every covered state is on its state page, and a free sample sends you real leads from your state so you can judge the volume and quality before paying.
Are these renewal dates or cancellations?
Cancellations: insurer-filed notices from the public FMCSA record, each with an exact effective date. Most are resolved with the current insurer; about 1 in 3 we deliver ends with a new insurer or no insurance at all. Upcoming renewals are a separate list in every plan. A renewal is a quoting window rather than a deadline, so we rank those by how likely each carrier is to switch insurer and estimate the date from the anniversary of its current filing.