FMCSA Carrier Analytics Bulk Feed is a paid API for AI agents from api.govparse.io, paid per call via x402, $25/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Returns a cursor-paginated bulk analytics feed of FMCSA carrier census records with authority status, safety ratings, SMS inspection/crash summaries, and fleet data — up to 1000 rows per page, filterable by state, fleet size, or census add date.
What does the full FMCSA carrier census look like, carrier by carrier, with authority and safety context attached? Bulk analytics feed in USDOT order: legal/DBA name, operating status, authority statuses on file, active insurance filings, safety rating, SaferGrade score, 24-month SMS inspection/out-of-service/crash summaries, fleet size, and address — flat rows, cursor-paginated up to 1000/page, filterable by state, minimum fleet size, or census add date.
Flat rows of carrier records in USDOT order, each containing legal name, DBA name, operating status, authority statuses on file, active insurance filings, safety rating, SaferGrade score, 24-month SMS inspection/out-of-service/crash summaries, fleet size (power units), and address. Response includes a next_cursor token for fetching subsequent pages.
GEThttps://api.govparse.io/v1/feeds/carrier-analyticsUse this endpoint when you need bulk, paginated access to the full FMCSA carrier census rather than searching for specific carriers by name or USDOT number. Ideal for building compliance dashboards, risk scoring pipelines, market research tools, or monitoring new carrier entrants. Prefer this over the carrier search endpoint when you need population-level analytics or want to enumerate all carriers in a state or fleet-size segment.
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