Updated October 5, 2026
New flatbed authorities in Washington
8 flatbed carriers in Washington got their FMCSA operating authority in the last 30 days. Washington has consistently heavy weekly new-authority volume. Most of these carriers have no dispatcher and no broker relationships yet.
- 9
- New authorities, last 7 days
- 60
- New authorities, last 30 days
- 60
- With a phone number
- 58%
- One-truck operations
Newest flatbed carriers in Washington
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Tacoma, WA · Authority 7 days old · 6 trucks · Flatbed
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Shelton, WA · Authority 11 days old · 2 trucks · Flatbed
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Burien, WA · Authority 11 days old · 6 trucks · Flatbed
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Yakima, WA · Authority 12 days old · 1 truck · Flatbed
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Edmonds, WA · Authority 15 days old · 2 trucks · Flatbed
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Top cities (30 days)
- Vancouver5
- Seattle4
- Tacoma4
- Kent3
- Seatac3
- Battle Ground2
Working Washington carriers
Freight here concentrates around Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane. A common first lane to pitch a new carrier is Seattle/Tacoma to Portland. 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 Washington?
- In the last 30 days, 60 new flatbed carriers in Washington received FMCSA operating authority and are not out of service; 9 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 Washington?
- 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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