New trucking companies in Miami, Florida
A new authority list for Miami, FL is the weekly New Trucking Authority List filtered to that city. FMCSA granted 40 new operating authorities to businesses listing Miami, FL from 2026-09-10 to 2026-10-09. It is for vendors who sell to new carriers. A new file covers the previous Monday to Sunday.
FMCSA granted 40 new operating authorities to businesses listing Miami, FL as their city in the 30 days from 2026-09-10 to 2026-10-09 (by docket: 40 MC). The count comes from public FMCSA records on data.transportation.gov and covers the city name only, not the wider metro area.
New Authority Lists turns those records into a weekly CSV, one row per docket, with USDOT number, docket number, authority type, grant date, company name (when it passes a business-name test), city, state and insurance-on-file flags. Filter it to FL or to Miami in any spreadsheet. The file has no phone numbers, emails, street addresses or owner names; 12 of the 40 Miami names in this window were blanked by the business-name test.
Statewide sample: New trucking companies in Florida.
Local snapshot
Of the 40 grants, 35 property carriers, 4 property brokers, 1 household goods broker. 35 of 40 (88 percent) had a liability (BIPD) filing on file at pull time. Grants fell on 22 different dates between 2026-09-10 and 2026-10-09. Rows with a ZIP code (28) span 21 ZIP codes; the most common was 33177 (3 rows). Freight context: FHWA's Interstate route log lists I-75, I-95, I-195, I-395 and I-595 as serving the Miami--Ft. Lauderdale area (source: fhwa.dot.gov, fetched 2026-10-14). PortMiami calls itself the Cargo Gateway of the Americas and lists 1,115,058 cargo TEUs on its home page (source: portmiami.biz, fetched 2026-10-14).
Count: 40 new authority grants, city = Miami, state = FL, grant_date 2026-09-10 to 2026-10-09. Source: FMCSA via data.transportation.gov (yu5v-wbh6 joined to inys-ebih), pulled 2026-10-09.
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Questions about Miami
Did Miami have any household goods brokers among new authorities?
One. Miami's 40 grants split into 35 property carriers, 4 property brokers and 1 household goods broker. Source: FMCSA via data.transportation.gov, datasets yu5v-wbh6 (Motus AuthHist) joined to inys-ebih (Motus Carrier), grant_date 2026-09-10 to 2026-10-09, pulled 2026-10-09.
How many new Miami authorities showed BIPD insurance filed?
35 of 40, or 88 percent, had a liability filing amount above zero at pull time. Source: same FMCSA pull.
What freight links serve Miami?
Five interstates appear under Miami--Ft. Lauderdale in FHWA's route log: I-75, I-95, I-195, I-395 and I-595 (source: https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/planning/national_highway_system/interstate_highway_system/routefinder/table04.cfm, fetched 2026-10-14). PortMiami bills itself as the Cargo Gateway of the Americas and shows 1,115,058 cargo TEUs on its home page (source: https://www.portmiami.biz/, fetched 2026-10-14).
Does the list include only Miami?
No. Each weekly file covers every state. Filter the city and state columns to Miami, FL.
Are phone numbers or emails included?
No. The file leaves out phone numbers, emails, street addresses and owner names.
How current is it?
One file each week for the previous Monday to Sunday (US Eastern), normally posted on Tuesday. FMCSA posts with a delay and can correct records at any time.
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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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