Texas · Insurance leads

Trucking insurance leads in Texas

Right now 1,437 Texas carriers have to put an insurance policy in place: 63 with a pending FMCSA cancellation, 1,249 that applied for operating authority and have nothing on file, and 125 suspended for having no coverage. 142 show as lapsed in the public record with no replacement on file. Public federal records, refreshed daily.

The three kinds of Texas insurance lead

• Pending cancellations (X-dates) — the strongest signal. An insurer filed a 30-day cancellation notice; the carrier must replace coverage or stop operating. 63 active in Texas today.
• Lapsed / uncovered — coverage already ended with no new policy on file. 142 in Texas; they can’t legally haul until someone writes them.
• New authority — newly registered carriers that must file proof of insurance (BMC-91) to activate their authority.

Why cancellation leads convert

A carrier inside the 30-day cancellation window is the opposite of a cold call: you know they need coverage, you know exactly when, and you know who is dropping them. A closed trucking liability policy typically pays $1,500–4,000 a year in commission. See Texas X-date leads in detail.

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How fast Texas carriers actually buy. Of the Texas carriers that applied for operating authority 15 to 45 days ago, 35.3% already have an insurance filing on file. That rate varies about 2.5x between states, so the length of the window an agent is working is a local fact rather than a national one — we publish the measurement and redraw it daily.