Trucking companies in Florida.

What Florida carriers haul

Carriers in Florida by self-reported cargo class (the freight types HaulReport tracks). Florida ranks in the national top 5 for motor vehicles (auto transport) (1st), household goods (movers) (3rd) and logs, poles, beams & lumber (4th). Classes are self-reported and overlap. Explore each: Motor vehicles (auto transport) · Household goods (movers) · Logs, poles, beams & lumber · Refrigerated food (reefer) · Grain, feed & hay · Intermodal containers · Liquids & gases (tanker) · Chemicals.

Live FMCSA activity in Florida

• 1,340 new carrier registrations — see the list →
• 555 carriers marked Active → Inactive — see the list →
• Net registration flow: +785 (new − inactive)
• 1 operating-authority actions — authority changes →
• 263 recorded crashes — Florida crash data →

Counts cover the 30-day window since monitoring began Jun 12, 2026. Each figure is an independent public-record count for Florida; we don't blend them into one score.

Newest carrier registrations in Florida

Most recent carriers to appear on the FMCSA register in Florida. Each links to its full HaulReport profile and change timeline.

Explore Florida trucking data

• New trucking companies in Florida
• Carriers going inactive in Florida
• Authority revocations in Florida
• Truck crash data for Florida
• Motor vehicles (auto transport) carriers
• Household goods (movers) carriers
• Logs, poles, beams & lumber carriers
• Refrigerated food (reefer) carriers

National views: new carriers by state · activity by state · trucking by cargo type · industry statistics.

How HaulReport measures this

HaulReport aggregates the public FMCSA Company Census and captures daily snapshots of the registration, crash, and operating-authority registers, counting the differences by state. The “registered since 2024” figure is a cumulative count of carriers first appearing on the register in Florida; the live activity figures cover the 30-day window since Jun 12, 2026. Cargo classes come from the carrier's self-reported registration flags and can overlap. Because these are public registration databases, they reflect filing activity, not operational outcomes, and can lag real-world events. See methodology and data sources.

Frequently asked questions

How many trucking companies are in Florida?

34,233 motor carriers have registered in Florida on the public FMCSA Company Census since January 2024, the 3rd-most of any state. That is a cumulative registration count — a carrier first appearing on the register — not a count of currently active authorities, and some later go inactive.

What kind of freight do Florida carriers haul?

Among the cargo classes HaulReport tracks, Florida carriers most often report motor vehicles (auto transport) (16,085), household goods (movers) (9,850), logs, poles, beams & lumber (9,005). Cargo classes are self-reported on the registration and can overlap, so a carrier may appear under more than one type.

Is "inactive" the same as going out of business?

No. "Inactive" reflects a change in public FMCSA registration/authority status — a lapsed biennial MCS-150, administrative deactivation, merger, or genuine exit — and some carriers later reactivate. We never report it as a confirmed business closure.

Where does this data come from and how current is it?

Public FMCSA records (Company Census dataset az4n-8mr2, plus the crash and operating-authority registers). HaulReport aggregates the register and compares daily snapshots, beginning Jun 12, 2026. The live activity figures appear once they accrue state-level volume. These are registration records, not safety ratings or official FMCSA statistics.