CarrierScore archives federal motor-carrier safety data (FMCSA) daily, computes longitudinal risk indicators, and produces timestamped carrier-selection evidence reports — the documentation brokers need to demonstrate safety-informed carrier selection.
Live — REST API & MCP server serving daily-refreshed FMCSA dataA transparent 0–100 risk indicator per carrier, built from public FMCSA safety data: inspection and out-of-service trends, crash rates, insurance history, authority status, and linked prior identities. Documented methodology, full component breakdown with every score.
Timestamped reports documenting what safety data was knowable about a carrier on the date you selected it — built for the post–Montgomery v. Caribe compliance environment.
Daily change detection on your carrier list: authority revocations, insurance cancellations, new out-of-service orders, and score deterioration, delivered by API.
REST API and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so TMS platforms, load boards, and AI booking agents can query carrier risk directly.
Monthly subscriptions billed by card via Stripe. Cancel any time from the customer portal. Metered API usage on paid tiers is included up to plan limits.
CarrierScore is built exclusively on public data published by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) through the U.S. DOT open-data program: carrier census, inspection, crash, out-of-service, operating-authority, and insurance-filing datasets. We archive these datasets daily and compute derived indicators from the archive.
CarrierScore is a summary of public FMCSA data and computed statistical indicators. It is not a safety fitness determination, is not endorsed by FMCSA, and does not substitute for a carrier's official safety rating or a user's own judgment.