If your business runs in more than one state, you’ll need to meet special interstate rules. This section covers MC numbers, Unified Carrier Registration (UCR), IFTA, IRP, and other steps needed for legal operation in multiple states.
If you’re starting a trucking business or applying for a motor carrier authority, you’ve likely seen the term BOC-3 during the FMCSA application process. This filing is mandatory, and without...
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Starting your own trucking company can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to handling all the registration and licensing requirements. One of the more confusing processes is registering with the...
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If you’re starting a trucking business or expanding into interstate commerce, understanding the MC number is essential. Without proper operating authority, you cannot legally transport regulated freight or passengers across...
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Driver qualification files are required records for businesses that operate commercial motor vehicles. These files show whether drivers are legally qualified to operate a commercial vehicle under FMCSA regulations. For...
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If you operate a trucking business using CDL-required vehicles, you’ve likely heard of IFTA. The International Fuel Tax Agreement plays a key role in how interstate carriers report and pay...
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Freight factoring is a financial tool that helps trucking companies get paid faster by selling unpaid freight invoices to a factoring company. Instead of waiting weeks or even months for...
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is changing the way it identifies trucking companies. Starting October 1, 2025, the FMCSA will stop issuing and using MC numbers. Every motor...
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Wondering how to get a copy of your DOT authority? In this guide, we’ll show you how to check your USDOT number status, work through the FMCSA portal, and finish...
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Essential Guide to Apportioned Plates for Interstate Trucking Success Following IRP rules matters for companies if they want to avoid penalties and fines. The base jurisdiction, or base state, is...
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A cab card is proof of registration and compliance with registration requirements for commercial trucks, required for legal interstate operation. This article explains what a cab card is, who needs...
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Get Your MC Number Fast — Start Your Own Trucking Authority Today! Want to start hauling freight across state lines under your own name? You need an MC Number, and...
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All commercial vehicles exceeding a certain weight are subject to the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax. Let’s review the basics and see if they apply to you and your business. Understanding...
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