New Authority Resource

Brokers who'll haul
your van from day one.

Getting your MC# doesn't mean brokers answer the phone. Here's who actually books sprinter vans, cargo vans, and box trucks — and how long you'll wait before the rest let you in.

Last updated 8/16/2026

Subject to change. Onboarding rules, wait times, and requirements shift broker to broker and month to month. Confirm directly and pull each MC# from safer.fmcsa.dot.gov before you rely on it — this is a starting list, not gospel.

Sprinter Van & Hot-Shot Specialists

These brokerages run their business around expedited van freight — not general freight that happens to fit a van.

Day 1

General freight brokers known to accept a fresh authority right away, given clean insurance and paperwork.

~30 Days In

Worth applying early — approval typically lands once you've got a month of clean operating history.

90+ Days

Don't chase these on week one — put them on the calendar for later once you've got a track record.

Worth a Call

Active, legitimate authority confirmed — we don't have solid data yet on how fast they onboard a new MC. Call and ask. Carolina Logistics is here on Champion Shipping's own experience, not desk research.

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This list is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement, guarantee, or recommendation by Frayted. Broker onboarding requirements, wait times, MC numbers, and business status change without notice. Always verify a broker's active authority, insurance, and bond status directly through the FMCSA SAFER system (safer.fmcsa.dot.gov) before accepting a load or signing a carrier packet. Frayted is not responsible for the accuracy of third-party broker information or for any outcome of working with a broker listed here.