The Carrier Intelligence view helps you find and vet carriers for a specific lane or company. Head to brokers.genlogs.io and select Carrier Search to get started.
Two Ways to Search
By USDOT, MC, or Carrier Name: if you already know who you're looking for.
By Lane: enter an origin and destination to see every carrier GenLogs has observed running that route, ranked by Match Score.
Filtering Your Search
Equipment Type (Dry Van, Reefer, Flatbed, etc.) and Hazmat
Fleet size and Authority age
Radius around your origin/destination
Onboarded Carriers — limit results to your own preferred carrier list
Real-time Locations
Power Only Carriers
Understanding Your Results
Each carrier card shows Match Score, Power Units, and Driver/Vehicle Out-of-Service rates, along with a Pass, Review, or Fail badge based on your company's vetting rules. Results are sorted by Match Score.
Toggle Show Likely Backhauls Only to prioritize carriers domiciled toward your destination, useful when you need a return-haul option.
Viewing a Carrier's Full Profile
Click into any carrier to see:
Overview: FMCSA and any confirmed dispatch contact info, a map of confirmed sightings (7 days to 3 years), equipment pairings from both GenLogs and FMCSA, out-of-service rates versus the national average, and company/authority status
Alerts & Fraud, Operating Status, Insurance, Safety, Fleet & Drivers: additional tabs covering vetting rule results and compliance detail
Exporting and Contacting Carriers
Use Copy All Emails to quickly grab every result's email for outreach, or Export Carriers to download a full CSV with contact info, OOS rates, Match Score, and lane details.
Finding a Backup Carrier
If your primary carrier falls through, you don't need to start a new search. Your existing lane results already have alternatives lined up. Filter by equipment type and fleet size to narrow down a good match.
Before booking a replacement, copy their USDOT and paste it into Asset Locator to see every time GenLogs has spotted them on the road recently. It's a fast way to sanity-check their claims before you commit the load to them.
Questions about searching for carriers? Reach out to us at [email protected].