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Dibsline reads public records every day and tells you what is new: building permits just issued in your city, and trucking companies that just got their USDOT number or operating authority. You ask for them in plain English, in your AI assistant.

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You ask your AI assistant

Any new pool permits in Austin this week?

Dibsline answers

34 pool permits were issued in Austin from 10 to 16 Oct. Here are the newest two.

Permit issued2026-13xxxx BP

New pool and spa

Austin, TX 78703 · residential

Pool
Issued
14 Oct 2026
Job value
Not listed
Contractor
Listed
Type
Building permit

Source: City of Austin, Issued Construction PermitsAs of 15 Oct 2026, 13:11 UTC

Permit issued2026-13xxxx BP
Dibs

Pool pavilion, 945 sq ft

Austin, TX 78735 · commercial

Pool
Issued
14 Oct 2026
Job value
$1,000,000
Contractor
Listed
Type
Building permit

Source: City of Austin, Issued Construction PermitsAs of 15 Oct 2026, 13:11 UTC

Example from real Austin records on 16 Oct 2026. Permit numbers are masked here; in Dibsline you get the full record and the link to it.

One week in Dibsline: 7 to 13 Oct 2026

building permits issued in our 5 cities
5,096
new pool permits, 45 of them in Austin
57
new USDOT registrations across the US
2,176
trucking companies granted operating authority
1,926

Counted by Dibsline on 17 Oct 2026, for 7 to 13 Oct 2026, from the permit records of New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Fort Worth and Austin, and from FMCSA's carrier census and authority history on data.transportation.gov.

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For contractors and their suppliers

Dibsline Permits

  • Building permits issued in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Fort Worth and Austin, as each city publishes them.
  • Tagged by trade: pool, roof, solar, remodel, new home, addition, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, demolition, fence and sign.
  • Filter by job value, ZIP, residential or commercial, and whether a contractor is listed.
  • Each permit links to the city's own record.
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For truck insurance agents and others selling to new carriers

Dibsline Carriers

  • New USDOT registrations across the US, as FMCSA publishes them (about 2 days after a carrier registers).
  • Operating authority applications and grants, with the MC number.
  • Pending authorities with no liability insurance on file: the new carriers who still need cover.
  • Filter by state, city, ZIP, fleet size and whether an email is on file.
New carrierUSDOT 4xxxxxx
Example

New interstate carrier, 2 trucks

Houston, TX 770xx

Authority grantedNo insurance on file
Registered
9 Oct 2026
Power units
2
MC number
MC-1xxxxxx
Email on file
Yes

Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, data.transportation.govAs of 15 Oct 2026, 10:50 UTC

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How it works

About five minutes to set up. Nothing to install. You start a trial from the link Dibsline gives you in your AI assistant, for example in the answer to "show my Dibsline account".

  1. Add Dibsline to your AI assistant

    Dibsline is a connector (also called an MCP server), the standard way AI assistants plug into other tools. Add it by its address. Permits: mcp.dibsline.com/permits/mcp. Carriers: mcp.dibsline.com/carriers/mcp

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  2. Sign in with your email

    Dibsline emails you a 6-digit code. No password. One account works for both connectors.

  3. Ask in plain English

    "Roof permits over $20,000 in Chicago this week." "New carriers in Texas with 5 or more trucks." Every answer links to the record it came from.

Coming soon A daily email each morning with what is new for your cities, trades or states.

Straight from the public record

Dibsline collects from each city's open data and from FMCSA every day, cleans and tags it, and keeps the last 30 days. Every result shows the link to its source and when the source published it, so you can check it yourself.

Dibsline is not affiliated with FMCSA, the US Department of Transportation or any city. When a source stops publishing, Dibsline says so in its answers.

  • New YorkNYC Open Data, DOB NOW approved permits
  • ChicagoCity of Chicago Data Portal, building permits
  • PhiladelphiaOpenDataPhilly, L&I building and zoning permits
  • Fort WorthCity of Fort Worth, development permits
  • AustinCity of Austin Open Data, issued construction permits
  • All US carriersFMCSA census and authority history, data.transportation.gov

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