Washington | Freight Capacity Exit Index (FCEI)
Reporting period:
Washington's insurance cancellation rate stands at 54.50 per 1,000 insured carriers domiciled in Washington, drawn from 555 carriers with a cancellation filed. The rate is the 32nd highest of 49 states with a published rate, with between Kentucky at 54.63 and Arkansas at 53.99. Rejected filings in the state are recorded at 3.44 per 1,000 insured carriers domiciled in Washington, based on 35 carriers with a filing rejected. The rate is the 8th highest of 37 states with a published rate, with between Virginia at 3.46 and Alabama at 3.25.
Washington in April 2026
| Measure | Rate | Carriers with a filing | Insured carrier base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insurance cancellations | 54.50 | 555 | 10,184 |
| Rejected filings | 3.44 | 35 | 10,184 |
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.