Research insurance timing with an explicit date basis

TruckerFetch renewal research separates insurance date evidence by basis. Choose what you mean before searching, then preserve that basis and the supporting evidence in every result you report.

`date_basis`	Meaning
`filing_anniversary`	Filing anniversary research, distinct from a verified expiration.
`estimated_policy_renewal`	An estimated renewal basis, not a verified policy expiration.
`verified_expiration`	Expiration supported by the published evidence.
`filed_cancellation`	Filed cancellation timing.
`unknown`	Date basis is unknown.

The endpoint requires insurance:read, available insurance data and an explicit window_days of 30, 45 or 60.

curl --fail-with-body --silent --show-error \
  'https://truckerfetch.com/api/v1/renewals/search' \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRUCKERFETCH_API_KEY" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '{"date_basis":"filing_anniversary","window_days":30,"filters":{"states":["TX"]},"limit":10}'

Read the returned data, source and freshness metadata. Follow next_cursor using the same filters, date basis and window. An empty result does not establish that no policies expire during that period; it means no matching evidence was returned for the requested selection. Use GET /carriers/{dot}/insurance-filings for observed filing records and GET /evidence/{id} for an authorized redacted source reference. Keep insurance timing distinct from the carrier’s Census status and operating authorities. For a pinned CSV, use the export workflow and retain the same date basis and window. Do not infer a verified expiration from a filing date, anniversary or estimated renewal.

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Research insurance timing with an explicit date basis