The new-authority program
New MC, no loads? Dispatch that fixes both problems
FMCSA authority active, MC and USDOT numbers issued, insurance bound, truck ready — and the loads won't come, because brokers can't tell a new MC from a scam. This program books your truck now, and runs the review-building machine that makes brokers book you on your own within months, not years.
Watch
New MC? Watch how we get you booked anyway
Two minutes on what the service does — then the specifics of maturing a young authority below.
The trap
The starvation loop nobody warns you about
Auto transport runs on Central Dispatch ratings. A broker choosing between a 200-review carrier and your zero-review MC takes the known quantity every time — even at a worse rate. And the part nobody mentions at filing time: brokers almost never leave reviews unprompted. Run fifty clean loads and your profile can still look empty.
So the loop closes: no reviews → only bottom-shelf loads → barely surviving → no time for review outreach → still no reviews. Most new authorities die inside it.
New MC sitting idle?
Every week unbooked is a truck payment with no revenue behind it. Start maturing your authority now.
The program
Dispatch that matures your authority
- Booked from day zero — our dispatchers and broker relationships, built running our own fleet, go to work on your truck immediately.
- Review outreach on every completed load — the follow-up you'll never have time for is our backoffice's standing job.
- Clean paperwork that earns the yes — fast BOLs and invoicing make brokers comfortable rebooking a young MC and agreeable when we ask for the review.
- Standing that compounds — each rating point opens better boards and rates. The endgame is an MC that doesn't need us to eat.
We went through this ourselves — our parent carrier's MC matured the same way, on its own trucks. That's the playbook you're buying. Pricing follows the standard tiers: 8% Core / 10% Full Service / 14% Complete.
From the blog: Why brokers won't book your new MC · How to actually get Central Dispatch reviews
FAQ
New-authority questions
Why can't my new MC get loads?
Brokers filter young authorities with no review history — on Central Dispatch, a zero-review MC is indistinguishable from a double-brokering scam, so their fraud filters skip you. It's not personal, and it doesn't fix itself.
How long until brokers book me on my own?
Plan on 6–8+ months of deliberate review building. Brokers rarely leave reviews unprompted — our backoffice requests one on every load you complete, which is what compresses the timeline.
Should I just run under someone else's authority instead?
We don't offer an under-authority program — deliberately. Maturing your own MC with dispatch behind it wins: a year in, you own a rated authority, an asset that's yours instead of rent paid on someone else's.
Do you work with brand-new single-truck operations?
Yes — if the rig is a 5-car or bigger. That's our minimum; we don't book hotshots or smaller wedges.
What makes a dispatch service good for a new authority?
Three things: broker relationships that vouch for you before your profile can, paperwork discipline that makes brokers comfortable rebooking a young MC, and review outreach on every load. A service missing the third one books you loads but leaves your MC exactly as unbookable as it found it.