Updated October 5, 2026
New trucking authorities in Oregon this week
28 carriers in Oregon got their FMCSA operating authority in the last 30 days. Oregon has steady, workable weekly new-authority volume. Most of these carriers have no dispatcher and no broker relationships yet.
- 3
- New authorities, last 7 days
- 28
- New authorities, last 30 days
- 28
- With a phone number
- 50%
- One-truck operations
Newest carriers in Oregon
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Portland, OR · Authority 5 days old · 2 trucks · Dry van
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Beaverton, OR · Authority 5 days old · 1 truck · Dry van
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Gresham, OR · Authority 7 days old · 1 truck · Flatbed
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Beaverton, OR · Authority 11 days old · 2 trucks · Dry van
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Eugene, OR · Authority 11 days old · 2 trucks · Equipment not listed
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Top cities (30 days)
- Portland4
- Klamath Falls2
- Gresham2
- Beaverton2
- Wilsonville1
- Mcminnville1
Working Oregon carriers
Freight here concentrates around Portland, Salem, Eugene. A common first lane to pitch a new carrier is Portland to Seattle. Call within the first two weeks of the authority grant — that is when carriers are looking for help and before other dispatchers find them.
Questions
- How many new trucking authorities are there in Oregon?
- In the last 30 days, 28 new motor carriers in Oregon received FMCSA operating authority and are not out of service; 3 of them in the last 7 days. Counts refresh every 30 minutes from CarrierLeads' daily feed.
- How do I get phone numbers for new carriers in Oregon?
- The CarrierLeads Lead Pack ($29, one time) gives you 25 new authorities with verified phone numbers, locked to you for 30 days so no other member calls them. Growth ($19/mo) adds 15 fresh leads every week plus a CRM, onboarding portal and document vault.
- Why call brand-new authorities?
- Carriers in their first 90 days usually have no broker relationships, no load history and no dispatcher yet. Most are one-truck operations that need someone to find freight, which makes them the most receptive prospects for dispatchers.
- Where does this data come from?
- New authority grants published by the FMCSA, checked against the federal carrier record for operating status and out-of-service flags, then enriched with contact details.
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