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X-date leads in Texas

60 Texas motor carriers currently have a pending FMCSA insurance cancellation — an X-date — and 21 of them are scheduled to cancel within 7 days. These are public federal filings, updated daily. An X-date is the date a carrier's coverage is scheduled to end; in trucking, cancellation X-dates are public 30 days in advance.

Why Texas X-dates are public 30 days early

Federal rule 49 CFR 387.313 requires an insurer to notify FMCSA at least 30 days before cancelling a motor carrier’s required liability coverage. That notice — with the exact cancellation date — becomes a public record the day it is filed. The cancellation takes effect on that date unless it is withdrawn or replaced. Most are; the rest need a new policy. About 1 in 3 still open when we send them ends with a new insurer or no insurance at all.

New to X-dates? See what an X-date is and how agents work them first.

Texas pending cancellations, by the numbers

• 60 Texas carriers with a pending cancellation today.
• 21 are scheduled to cancel within 7 days (urgent).
• 27 Texas carriers are past their cancellation date with no replacement filing on record yet.
• Beyond X-dates, 1,026 Texas carriers have applied for operating authority with no insurance on file and 52 are suspended for having none — they cannot legally haul until someone writes them.
• Most common cancelling insurer in Texas right now: GEICO County Mutual Insurance Company.

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How fast Texas carriers actually buy. Of the Texas carriers that applied for operating authority 15 to 45 days ago, 42.5% 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.