USDOT Registration
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What is a DOT Number?
DOT number, officially known as USDOT number (US indicates that it is an American number) are a series of numbers serving as an identifier for a company, recognized by the FMCSA gov (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration). DOT numbers consist of 1-8 digits depending on when it was registered. FMCSA uses this number to oversee a company’s safety record, track incidents and compliance. Whether you’re involved in transporting cargo, passengers, or hazardous materials, obtaining a DOT number is important.
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Understanding Operating Authority (MC Number)
What is Operating Authority?
Types of Authority
Why You Need MC Authority
Navigating the Process
What is a MC Number?
MC number (motor carrier number) is an Operating Authority with FMCSA DOT gov. You only need a MC number if you operate across state lines for compensation (for hire). Moving companies, Passenger Transporting and Federally regulated goods that cross state lines all need an MC number. Some companies may be required to get an MC number to work with certain brokers and companies as well. Other operating authorities include freight forwarders and household goods brokers.