Virginia | Freight Capacity Exit Index (FCEI)
Reporting period:
Virginia's insurance cancellation rate stands at 75.29 per 1,000 insured carriers domiciled in Virginia, drawn from 674 carriers with a cancellation filed. The rate is the 13th highest of 49 states with a published rate, with between Indiana at 75.91 and Pennsylvania at 74.95. Separately, the rejected filings rate is 3.46 per 1,000 insured carriers domiciled in Virginia, based on 31 carriers with a filing rejected. The rate is the 7th highest of 37 states with a published rate, with between South Dakota at 3.55 and Washington at 3.44.
Virginia in April 2026
| Measure | Rate | Carriers with a filing | Insured carrier base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insurance cancellations | 75.29 | 674 | 8,952 |
| Rejected filings | 3.46 | 31 | 8,952 |
How this is measured
It is a consistent sample, not a census; rates are comparable across periods and geographies but are not national totals. The index publishes in arrears: FMCSA insurance filings for a month continue to arrive after that month closes, so the most recent period shown is not the current one. A period is published only once it clears the sample floor, which is why a partial month is withheld rather than shown as a decline. Rates are per 1,000 insured carriers domiciled in the state and are not adjusted for state size beyond that denominator.
Facility counts are derived from the EPA Facility Registry Service, a registry of environmentally permitted sites rather than a census of shippers.
The full methodology, including the sample floors, the completeness gate and what is withheld, is at /methodology.