New DOT numbers in Minnesota this week

This week in Minnesota

This week's file: 72 carriers with a physical address in Minnesota, registered 2026-10-12 to 2026-11-01 that were not in an earlier file. 52 of them are for-hire. 33 run interstate and 39 run intrastate only (inside Minnesota). 72 of the 72 filed a phone number and 72 an email address. Across all states, this week's file has 2,972 carriers.

Each row also shows whether FMCSA has an insurance filing on file yet: this week 29 Minnesota carriers that need one have no insurance filing on file with FMCSA yet (29 of the 29 for-hire interstate carriers, 100%).

Minnesota at a glance

• Top cities: Minneapolis (5), Woodbury (4), Bloomington (3).
• Cargo mix: General Freight (29); Building Materials (10); Construction (10). A carrier can list more than one cargo type.
• Average fleet: 1.8 trucks per carrier (median 1).
• Hazmat: 2 of 72 carriers marked as carrying hazardous materials.

5 sample carriers from Minnesota this week

Newest for-hire carriers first. Phone numbers and emails are shortened here; the file has them in full. Click a USDOT number to check that carrier on its public safety record.

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What the full file adds

The weekly file has every carrier in it, not just the sample rows: the full phone number and email address as filed, street address, ZIP, trucks, drivers, cargo carried and operation type, plus whether FMCSA has an insurance filing on file yet, in 27 columns. It covers all states; to keep only Minnesota, filter the State column in Excel or Google Sheets. A new file comes every Monday morning at the same download link; each one has every carrier registered in the last 3 weeks that was not in an earlier file, so each carrier appears in one file only. CSV for Excel or Google Sheets, plus JSON. The full file is free for 7 days with no card, by email; after that you can subscribe for $29 a month, cancel any time.

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Nearby and bigger states

Wisconsin (53) · Iowa (24) · North Dakota (6) · South Dakota (5) · Texas (377)

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