generated: '2026-08-26' method: probed source: >- Live probes of nexttrucking.com and its subdomains on 2026-08-26; https://nexttrucking.com/wp-sitemap.xml (23 pages, none developer-facing); https://www.freightwaves.com/news/cdl-1000-acquires-next-trucking. summary: >- NEXT Trucking publishes no versioning policy, no deprecation policy, no changelog, no SLA and no status page. The company remains operational under CDL 1000 ownership and its applications are live, but several surfaces its own site links to have decayed — recorded below because a broken link the provider still advertises is a finding, not a gap in this probe. versioning: scheme: null mechanism: null docs: null note: >- No versioning policy is published. The only version signal observed is path-level: the ATLAS gateway exposes a `pricing-v2` service and a `scrapingv2` service, implying per-service major versions in the path, but this is inferred from service names in the application bundle and is not documented. deprecation: policy_url: null sunset_header: unknown note: >- No deprecation policy. RFC 8594 Sunset/Deprecation header behaviour could not be observed: every gateway path returns 401 to an anonymous request, so no application response headers were seen. pointer_emitted: false sla: url: null public_uptime_target: null note: >- No SLA is published. Service commitments, if any, sit inside the brokerage agreement at https://nexttrucking.com/brokerage-terms/ (HTTP 200), which is a commercial contract rather than an availability commitment. status_page: url: null pointer_emitted: false probes: - url: https://status.nexttrucking.com status: 000 result: NXDOMAIN - url: https://nexttrucking.statuspage.io status: 000 result: no response - url: https://nexttrucking.instatus.com status: 200 result: >- MISS — this is Instatus's own generic marketing page ("Instatus – Get ready for downtime"), not a NEXT Trucking status page. Recorded so a later round does not mistake the 200 for a hit. changelog: url: null note: No dated changelog, release notes or product-update feed is published. decay: summary: >- Three surfaces NEXT Trucking still links or has historically linked are broken as of 2026-08-26. findings: - surface: Help center url: https://help.nexttrucking.com/hc/en-us status: 000 finding: >- TLS handshake failure (SSLV3_ALERT_HANDSHAKE_FAILURE) for the SNI help.nexttrucking.com — reproduced with LibreSSL and with OpenSSL forcing both TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3, and it also fails with certificate verification disabled, so no cert is being served for that name at all. DNS still points at nexttrucking.zendesk.com. The vanity host mapping is broken, not the help center: https://nexttrucking.zendesk.com/hc/en-us answers HTTP 403 with a Cloudflare interstitial ("Just a moment..."), which is a bot challenge and therefore live. linked_from: the site-wide footer / support navigation on https://nexttrucking.com/ impact: The support link published on every page of the marketing site cannot be opened over HTTPS. - surface: Careers board url: https://boards.greenhouse.io/nexttrucking status: 404 finding: The Greenhouse job board linked from the marketing site no longer exists. - surface: Driver mobile app (Android) url: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nexttrucking.trucker status: 404 finding: >- The NEXT Trucking driver app listing returns 404 on Google Play, while the marketing site continues to link to it. - surface: GitHub organization url: https://github.com/NextDeveloperTeam status: 200 finding: >- The org exists and is theirs (display name "Next Trucking Developer Team", website www.nexttrucking.com, created 2015-11-11, last updated 2026-02-12) but exposes ZERO public repositories via the API. Third-party listings that cite "13 repositories" describe a state that is no longer public. ownership: acquired_by: CDL 1000 (Chicago Digital Logistics) announced: '2024-02-12' source: https://www.freightwaves.com/news/cdl-1000-acquires-next-trucking operating_status: >- Live. nexttrucking.com, app.nexttrucking.com, atlas.nexttrucking.com and quotes.nexttrucking.com all answer HTTP 200; the marketing site's own newest published assets date to 2024.