next_step: what the agent should
do next.
1
Start with your MC or DOT number and work email
Send
role: "carrier", the carrier’s MC and/or DOT number, and your work email at the carrier.- Work email only. Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Hotmail, Live, MSN, iCloud, me.com, mac.com, AOL, Proton,
GMX, Zoho, Yandex and mail.com are refused with
400 invalid_request(“use your work email”). - Email is required. There is no signup by phone.
2
Ask the person for the code
Tell them where it went (
sent_to) and ask for the 8 digits. Codes expire after 10 minutes and
allow 5 attempts.3
Verify and get the key
Verified or needs review
Lanesurf checks the carrier by DOT (or MC) number and compares your email’s domain with the email addresses on the carrier’s record. When that check confirms you, the key isverified straight away.
Otherwise the carrier account starts under review and Lanesurf’s team verifies it. You only learn the
result from the verify reply, after you’ve proved the inbox with the code.
Nobody is refused for not matching. A needs-review reply looks like this:
GET /v1/me.
Limits
Starting signup is limited to 5 times per email per hour and 10 per day, 10 per MC/DOT number per day, and per-IP limits on both start and verify. Once you have a key, every authenticated/v1 route is
limited to 120 requests per minute per key (counted on each Lanesurf server, so treat it as the most to send). Over any limit you get 429 rate_limited with Retry-After.
When something goes wrong
Every error hascode and next_step.
Then find a load.