Licensed bulk FMCSA carrier database

Licensed bulk FMCSA carrier database: a cleaned, deduplicated and normalised extract of the full US motor-carrier universe (4.48M carriers) delivered as a one-time CSV or Parquet snapshot or through a REST API, refreshed monthly. Per carrier it carries census identity (legal and DBA name, address, phone, email), fleet information (power units, trailers, drivers), operating authority status and type, safety rating, inspection summaries and out-of-service data, and crash summaries, with the API exposing separate carrier, crashes, inspections and violations endpoints plus nearby and batch lookup. Marketed explicitly as a contractual alternative to scraping FMCSA sources — licensed for commercial use under a written agreement, with a stable schema and no terms-of-service or IP-block risk. Filterable by state, fleet size, authority and cargo.

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Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: TruckingFinancial Exchanges & Data
Instruments: equities
Categories: Reference

Dataset card

Type: not stated
Format: Tabular — CSV or Parquet bulk snapshot files, plus JSON over a REST API
Volume: 4.48 million motor carriers per monthly-refreshed snapshot — the full USDOT registrant universe — each record carrying census identity and contact, fleet, authority, safety rating, inspection and out-of-service, and crash fields; the API additionally exposes per-carrier crash, inspection and violation detail beyond the summary fields carried in the bulk file
Users: No user-account base — licences and API keys are sold, not seats, and no subscriber count is published; est. a low-volume customer base consistent with commodity self-serve pricing (one-time bulk snapshot plus a monthly API tier).
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Uncertain — the product page and API documentation remain indexed and current, but the site was unreachable at the time of review, returning a Cloudflare tunnel resolution error instead of content. That is an operational-reliability signal a vendor selling data delivery should not normally emit.
Launched: est. 2024-2026 (no founding date, copyright-start year, funding record or press footprint is retrievable; the site is a small self-serve product with a free carrier-lookup front end funneling into paid data, and no dating signal of any kind could be captured because the origin was offline during review)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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