National Consumer Complaint Database Now “Trucker Friendly”
As part of UDSOT’s nine “Pro-Trucker” initiatives, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced needed updates to the NCCDB.
Effective January 1, roadside enforcement personnel began checking for compliance with the federal Unified Carrier Registration, or UCR. UCR applies to all motor carriers involved in interstate commerce, along with other businesses such as freight brokers.
UCR is a fee established in 2005 to provide supplemental funding for state highway motor carrier registration and safety programs. Failure to register and pay UCR fees can subject you to fines ranging from $100 to $5,000 for first time offenders, depending upon your base state.
The fee is based on the size of the fleet you operate as shown in your USDOT profile. If you’re not sure how many power units are showing in your profile, go to https://safer.fmcsa.dot.gov/CompanySnapshot.aspx. To pay your 2022 UCR, go to www.ucr.gov and follow the prompts.
As part of UDSOT’s nine “Pro-Trucker” initiatives, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced needed updates to the NCCDB.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Department of Transportation (DOT) Comments on Proposed Revisions to DataQs Requirements for MCSAP Grant Funding FMCSA-2023-0190
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s national Brake Safety Week will be in full force August 24–30.