Carrier identity fraud
Someone poses as a real carrier with a borrowed authority number, a look-alike email or a spoofed phone line.
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Safety and fraud prevention
Protecting your freight starts before the truck arrives.
How we verify carriers and protect each load, from approval to delivery.
Threats
What we protect against
Carrier identity fraud, unauthorized rebrokering and cargo theft are serious supply-chain threats.
Unauthorized rebrokering
A carrier accepts a load, then passes it to an unknown company without consent. Also called double brokering.
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Cargo theft
Freight taken from a yard, a trailer or a fake pickup, often by someone posing as the assigned carrier.
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Carrier verification
Secure capacity starts with careful verification.
We treat carrier verification and shipment security as core operations, not paperwork.
Each load passes four checkpoints, from the day a carrier is approved to the day the freight is delivered.
01
Before a carrier is approved
- Operating-authority verification
- Insurance verification
- Safety-information review
- Carrier identity confirmation
- Business email and telephone verification
02
Before a load is assigned
- Driver and equipment confirmation
- Contact-information consistency checks
- Prevention of unauthorized rebrokering
03
Before freight is released
- Verification before releasing sensitive pickup information
- Review of suspicious or last-minute changes
04
While the load moves
- Shipment tracking requirements
- Escalation of unusual activity
- Documentation of shipment communication
Registration
A registered property broker.
Amber Routes provides transportation brokerage services as a property broker registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Transportation may be performed by an affiliated authorized motor carrier or arranged with an independent third-party motor carrier.
Amber Routes LLC · USDOT 5378087 · MC 59845059
Available capacity is not enough. It must also be qualified and secure.
