New trucking companies in Georgia
A new authority list for Georgia is the weekly New Trucking Authority List filtered to that state. The sample has 235 new FMCSA operating authority grants with a Georgia business address from 2026-09-10 to 2026-10-09. It is for vendors who sell to new carriers, brokers and freight forwarders. A new file covers the previous Monday to Sunday.
235 new operating authorities (dockets) were granted by FMCSA to trucking companies, brokers and freight forwarders with a Georgia business address from 2026-09-10 to 2026-10-09 (30 days). These are the real counts by city and authority type from that sample, and 5 real rows from the New Trucking Authority List.
Data as of 2026-10-09
- 235 dockets with a Georgia address, from 235 distinct USDOT numbers. That is 4.1 percent of the 5,764 dockets with a US state in the sample, rank 7 of all states.
- Full Monday to Sunday weeks (Georgia dockets per week): Sep 14 to Sep 20: 62; Sep 21 to Sep 27: 29; Sep 28 to Oct 4: 61. A weekly file holds about this many Georgia rows, plus every other state.
- Authority types: 216 property carriers, 15 property brokers, 4 passenger carriers.
- Brokers and freight forwarders are 6.4 percent of Georgia grants, against 6.0 percent for all US states. Atlanta alone holds 10 percent of Georgia rows.
- 219 of 235 Georgia rows (93 percent) already show liability insurance (BIPD) on file with FMCSA.
- 163 rows carry a company name. 72 have the name blank by rule (name_blanked = Y): no business suffix or keyword, or a match on the person-name test.
Top Georgia cities for new trucking authority
| City | New authorities |
|---|---|
| Atlanta | 24 |
| Stone Mountain | 12 |
| Dallas | 8 |
| Savannah | 8 |
| Mcdonough | 7 |
City is the business address city that FMCSA holds for the carrier, grouped without regard to capital letters. Counts are dockets in the 30-day sample.
Authority types granted in Georgia
| Authority type | Dockets |
|---|---|
| property carrier | 216 |
| property broker | 15 |
| passenger carrier | 4 |
Sample: 5 new Georgia authorities
The 5 newest Georgia rows whose company name passed the business-name test and a stricter check for this page: every word of the name is a business word, a common English word or a short letter code, and none is a first name. Rows with a blank name are left out of this preview. The paid file keeps them with the name blank.
| grant_date | docket_number | company_name | city | authority_type | bipd_insurance_on_file_usd |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-09 | MC95206479 | SESSIONS RELOCATION SERVICES INC | Tucker | property carrier | 750000 |
| 2026-10-09 | MC94368577 | PRESTIGE COURIER SOLUTIONS LLC | ATLANTA | property carrier | 1000000 |
| 2026-10-09 | MC74340201 | ON5 LOGISTICS INC | SUWANEE | property carrier | 750000 |
| 2026-10-09 | MC67335157 | CARGO CAPTAINS LLC | TUCKER | property carrier | 750000 |
| 2026-10-09 | MC65944605 | ELITE TRUCKING SOLUTIONS & ASSOCIATES LLC | MONROE | property carrier | 750000 |
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Questions and answers: new trucking companies in Georgia
How many new trucking companies are in Georgia?
The latest sample pull, dated 2026-09-10 to 2026-10-09, has 235 new FMCSA operating authority grants (one row per docket) with a Georgia business address, from 235 distinct USDOT numbers. That is 4.1 percent of the 5,764 grants with a US state, rank 7 of all states.
Which Georgia cities have the most new trucking authorities?
In this sample: Atlanta 24, Stone Mountain 12, Dallas 8, Savannah 8, Mcdonough 7. City is the business address city FMCSA holds for the carrier.
What kinds of authority were granted in Georgia?
216 property carriers, 15 property brokers, 4 passenger carriers. A grant row is a status change on an operating authority. It does not tell you whether the company is hauling yet.
How do I get the full list of new trucking companies in Georgia?
Buy the New Trucking Authority List: $9 for one weekly file, or $29 a month for a new file each week. Each file covers every state, so filter the state column to GA. A full week in this sample had 29 to 62 Georgia rows.
Are phone numbers or owner names in the file?
No. The file has no phone, fax or email columns, no street address and no officer or owner names. A company name is kept only when it passes a business-name test. Of the 235 Georgia rows, 72 have the name blank by rule. The test can miss a name.
Is this affiliated with a government agency?
No. Built from public records published by FMCSA and the City of New York. Not affiliated with or endorsed by FMCSA, the US Department of Transportation, the NYC Department of Buildings or the City of New York. Files are not the official record.
New trucking companies in Georgia cities
New trucking companies in other states
- New trucking companies in Texas (726)
- New trucking companies in California (622)
- New trucking companies in Florida (453)
- New trucking companies in Illinois (362)
- New trucking companies in Pennsylvania (310)
- New trucking companies in Ohio (287)
- New trucking companies in North Carolina (232)
- New trucking companies in New Jersey (182)
- New trucking companies in Arizona (134)
Source
Source: FMCSA data published on data.transportation.gov (Motus AuthHist, yu5v-wbh6, and Motus Carrier, inys-ebih). New Authority Lists filtered the records, joined the two tables, dropped fields and formatted them. This is not the official record.
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