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Load Guard: check the broker before you haul.
Type an MC or DOT number and see the public record in seconds. A brand-new authority, a missing insurance filing or an address that does not match are things you want to know before you pick up.
What it shows
- How long the authority has existed, and when it was granted
- Whether authority is active, and any recent changes
- Insurance on file with FMCSA
- Carrier size and basic registration details
- Plain warnings when something looks unusual, such as a very new authority
Load Guard uses public government data. It does not rate or accuse anyone, and it cannot promise a broker will pay. Always confirm by calling a phone number you found yourself.
Questions
Does Load Guard tell me whether to take a load?
No. It shows public facts about a broker or carrier so you can decide. You make the call.
Where does the data come from?
Public FMCSA data on operating authority, insurance filings and registration. It can lag behind real events, so treat it as one signal among others.
Is it a guarantee against fraud?
No tool is. Load Guard helps you spot common warning signs. Always verify who you are dealing with by calling a number you looked up yourself.
See also: how to check a freight broker.
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