New trucking authorities in South Carolina: week of September 14, 2026

FMCSA granted 22 new operating authorities to South Carolina-based carriers and brokers between September 14, 2026 and September 20, 2026, 4% fewer than the week before (23).

22authorities granted
21carriers and freight forwarders
1brokers
1.9%of grants to U.S.-based companies (1,165)
25median days from USDOT registration to authority

Fleet size at the time of the grant

Power units reportedGrants
1 truck13
2–5 trucks8
6 or more0
None reported (includes brokers)1

Type of authority

AuthorityGrants
Motor Carrier of Property (Except Household Goods)21
Broker of Property (Except Household Goods)1

Where they are based

CityGrants
Anderson2
Belton1
Bennettsville1
Bishopville1
Boiling Springs1
Easley1
Elgin1
Florence1
Fort Mill1
Hardeeville1

Companies granted authority this week

21 of the 22 grants went to companies with a legal-entity name (LLC, Inc., Corp. and similar). The remaining 1 are registered under a person's or trade name and are counted but not listed.

CompanyCity
Distinct Logistics LLCMyrtle Beach
E Keys Trucking LLCFort Mill
Brisk Transportation LLCSpartanburg
Elkin Motor Lines LLCPelion
Fully Involved Logistics LLCHardeeville
Carolina Dispatch & Courier, LLCPiedmont
Jj&E Transport LLCEasley
Jps Express LLCRembert
A2k Express LLCBishopville
Anvi Logistics LLCBoiling Springs
Bless Favor Trucking LLCFlorence
Carolina Freight Services LLCLadson
Demarus And Nicole Trucking LLCRichburg
Dlc Hauling LLCRock Hill
Jl Connelly Transport INCYemassee
Lamb Freight LLCAnderson
Redemption Expedition, LLCBennettsville
Straight Path Logistics, LLCAnderson
The Weekender Bus LLCSimpsonville
T&S Shed Transport LLCBelton
Mission Ready Logistics, LLCElgin

How this is counted

A grant is a record in FMCSA's operating-authority history with status Active and reason Granted; reinstatements are excluded. Each grant is matched to the carrier's USDOT census record for its state, city and fleet size. Weeks run Monday to Sunday. FMCSA posts grants in batches, sometimes several hundred on one day, so a single week can swing sharply; compare several weeks before reading a trend. A week appears here only after it has had seven days to settle. Weeks before August 24, 2026 are not published because our counts for them are incomplete.

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