MCS-150 Updates
The FMCSA requires carriers to update their USDOT information every two years or whenever significant changes occur. Missing it can deactivate your number. We keep it current.
The MCS-150 (Motor Carrier Identification Report) updates your USDOT information, including company details, vehicle count, mileage, cargo classification and operational status. Failure to update it can result in deactivation of your USDOT number, fines or delays.
We handle new MCS-150 filings, biennial updates, corrections to existing records and reactivation of inactive USDOT numbers. We double-check vehicle counts, classifications, mileage and company structure before submitting, and remind you before your next deadline.
What's included
- Biennial MCS-150 updates
- Address, fleet and operation changes
- Corrections to existing records
- USDOT reactivation
- Deadline reminders
Common questions
When is my MCS-150 due?
It's based on your USDOT number: the next-to-last digit sets odd or even years, and the last digit sets the month. We'll tell you your exact date.
What happens if I miss it?
FMCSA can deactivate your USDOT number and issue penalties. If that's happened, contact us right away.
Deadline coming up? Got a notice?
Talk to a compliance specialist today — Mon–Fri: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.