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Texas Freight Brokers

FMCSA lists 3,057 active freight brokers based in Texas, of which 99.4% currently have their required $75,000 BMC-84 bond on file, with the largest concentration around LAREDO. This comes from FMCSA's own Licensing & Insurance data, refreshed weekly — search the table below and always confirm bond and insurance status before hauling for a broker you haven't worked with.

3,057

Active freight brokers

99.4%

Have their $75,000 bond on file

LAREDO

Largest concentration

Texas freight brokers at a glance

3,038 of the 3,057 active brokers based in Texas have a bond on file with FMCSA. 19 brokers have none on file, and a broker without a bond on file is a hard skip.

61 of them (2%) also list cargo insurance on file, and 186 (6%) also hold active carrier authority, so they can haul loads as well as arrange them.

FMCSA shows a revocation pending for 84 active brokers based in Texas right now. Check a broker's status the day you book, not the day you sign up.

Laredo has the most freight brokers in Texas, with 421. The next largest are Houston (402), Dallas (132), El Paso (118), San Antonio (111) and Austin (91).

Counts for active freight broker authorities based in Texas, from FMCSA's Licensing & Insurance records.

Browse Freight Brokers in Texas

Top cities:
Legal NameCityBondCargo Ins.BIPD On FileMC#
A & B TRANSFER & STG. CO., INC. - ARMSTRONG RELOCATION dba ARMSTRONG RELOCATIONCARROLLTON On FileYes$1,000,000MC516299
ADDISON MOVING & STORAGE, INC.WICHITA FALLS On FileYes$1,000,000MC810226
ALAN RITCHEY, INC.VALLEY VIEW On FileYes$1,000,000MC172924
ALBERT FURNITURE COMPANYSAN ANTONIO On FileYes$750,000MC164426
ALBERT MOVING & STORAGE INC dba RICHARD FORWARDINGWICHITA FALLS On FileYes$1,000,000MC810560
ALLIANCE HAULERS, INC.EULESS On FileYes—MC460249
ANDREWS VAN LINES, INC.SAN ANTONIO On FileYes$750,000MC026825
ARMSTRONG MOVING SOLUTIONS SAN ANTONIO LLCSCHERTZ On FileYes$1,000,000MC018159
ATLAS HEAVY LLC dba ATLAS HEAVY TRANSPORT LLCHOUSTON On FileYes$1,000,000MC923187
ATLAS HEAVY PROJECTS LLCHOUSTON On FileYes$1,000,000MC733942
AXION LOGISTICS, LLCPASADENA On FileYes$750,000MC419975
B2B TRANSPORT MARKET, LLCLAREDO On FileYes$1,000,000MC396279
BECK FORWARDING COMPANY INCSAN ANTONIO On FileYes$750,000MC810254
BRIAN FORWARDING COMPANY, INC.WICHITA FALLS On FileYes$1,000,000MC810242
CEVA FREIGHT LLCHOUSTON On FileYes$1,000,000MC630454
CEVA INTERNATIONAL, INC.HOUSTON On FileYes—MC874299
CHEMICAL LIME LTD dba LHOIST NORTH AMERICACLIFTON On FileYes$5,000,000MC974382
CMC STEEL FABRICATORS INCIRVING On FileYes$5,000,000MC598329
COMMERCIAL METALS COMPANYIRVING On FileYes$5,000,000MC893961
CONTRACT MOVER SERVICES LLCHOUSTON On FileYes$750,000MC1520059
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Data for Texas brokers is pulled live from FMCSA's Licensing & Insurance records. A broker without a bond currently on file is a hard skip — use our free Carrier & Broker Lookup tool for a real-time check by MC number before you haul for anyone new.

National Brokers We Book Freight From

Besides the Texas brokers above, we book loads for our carriers from these large national brokers.

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Protect yourself from freight fraud

Fake brokers and double brokering cost carriers real money. Read the guide before you haul for a broker you do not know.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does this broker data for Texas come from?+

It's pulled live from FMCSA's Licensing & Insurance system — the same records created when a broker files an OP-1 application and BMC-84 bond — filtered to active broker authorities based in Texas. It refreshes weekly, so bond and insurance status reflect FMCSA's most recent published data.

How do I check if a Texas broker is bonded before I haul for them?+

Of the 3,057 active Texas brokers, 3,038 have the bond on file and 19 do not. Every licensed freight broker is required to carry a $75,000 BMC-84 surety bond on file with FMCSA. Search the broker by name or MC number in the table below. Or use our free Carrier & Broker Lookup tool for a real-time FMCSA check. If the bond isn't currently on file, treat that as a hard skip, not a minor red flag.

What happens if a Texas broker doesn't pay me and they're bonded?+

If a broker based in Texas does not pay, the claim goes against its bond. A broker's BMC-84 bond exists to protect carriers when a broker fails to pay for completed loads. You can file a claim against the bond to recover what you're owed. That protection doesn't exist if the bond has lapsed or was never filed. That is why you should confirm it's currently on file before you accept the load, not after.

Can I book loads directly with the Texas brokers on this list through Grow Trucking?+

The 3,057 Texas brokers listed here come from public FMCSA records. This directory is a free research and verification tool built on public FMCSA data. It isn't a load board. Grow Trucking is a dispatch service. We work for owner-operators and small fleets, finding and booking freight for them (including with brokers like these). So you don't have to vet every broker yourself.

Tired of Vetting Brokers Yourself in Texas?

A dedicated dispatcher only books you with brokers who pay on time and carry real bond coverage — so you're not the one running the FMCSA check on every new Texas load.