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Trucking insurance leads in Nebraska

109 Nebraska trucking carriers need insurance right now, from public FMCSA filings as of October 31, 2026.

49Suspension notices
suspend within 30 days unless insurance is filed
17Lapsed or cancelled
lost liability coverage in the last 30 days
26New authorities
pending, with no insurance on file yet
17Switched insurer
changed liability insurer in the last 30 days

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Busiest counties in Nebraska

CountyCarriersSuspension noticesNew authoritiesSwitched insurer
Douglas County271365
Lancaster County15624
Hall County13244
Dawson County7412
Scotts Bluff County5320
Buffalo County4300
Dakota County4211
Madison County3110
Sarpy County3120
Butler County2110
Holt County2200
Kearney County2100
Pierce County2100
Antelope County1100
Box Butte County1100

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Questions

Where do these leads come from?
Public FMCSA records: insurance filings, cancellations, pending suspension notices and new operating authorities for carriers based in Nebraska. CarrierProspect is not affiliated with FMCSA.
How fresh is the data?
It is rebuilt every morning from the latest FMCSA files. These figures are as of October 31, 2026.
What is in the spreadsheet?
Each carrier's name, phone, email and address as filed with FMCSA, USDOT and MC numbers, fleet size, cargo, the insurance event and its date, and a countdown to any suspension. It comes as Excel and CSV.
Can I get renewal dates?
No. Public filings do not show renewal dates, so the list focuses on carriers whose coverage changed or is about to lapse.
Is it free?
The county sample is free and has the 25 most urgent carriers. Every new carrier each Monday comes with the County plan ($29 a month, up to 5 counties) or Statewide ($89 a month), each with a 14 day free trial.

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