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Register for the Unified Carrier Registration Plan based on your fleet size to contribute to funding highway safety initiatives. Annual fees
Register for the Unified Carrier Registration Plan based on your fleet size to contribute to funding highway safety initiatives. Annual fees
Unified Carrier Registration Plan
Unified Carrier Registration Plan
Register for the Unified Carrier Registration Plan based on your fleet size to contribute to funding highway safety initiatives. Annual fees, due by December 31st, support state enforcement, road maintenance, and driving safety. New drivers or companies must pay before their first interstate trip to avoid fines and impoundment. Secure your UCR Registration to travel freely across the United States and beyond!
Register for the Unified Carrier Registration Plan based on your fleet size to contribute to funding highway safety initiatives. Annual fees, due by December 31st, support state enforcement, road maintenance, and driving safety. New drivers or companies must pay before their first interstate trip to avoid fines and impoundment. Secure your UCR Registration to travel freely across the United States and beyond!
Unified Carrier Registration Plan
Register for the Unified Carrier Registration Plan based on your fleet size to contribute to funding highway safety initiatives. Annual fees, due by December 31st, support state enforcement, road maintenance, and driving safety. New drivers or companies must pay before their first interstate trip to avoid fines and impoundment. Secure your UCR Registration to travel freely across the United States and beyond!
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0 – 2 Vehicles
0 – 2 Vehicles
3 – 5 Vehicles
3 – 5 Vehicles
6 – 20 Vehicles
6 – 20 Vehicles
21 – 100 Vehicles
21 – 100 Vehicles
101 – 1001 Vehicles
101 – 1001 Vehicles
1001+ Vehicles
1001+ Vehicles
Price
Price
Frequently Asked Questions
How Often Do I Need to File UCR?
UCR registration must be completed once every year. The registration period typically opens in the fall for the following calendar year, and businesses must renew annually to remain compliant.
What Are the Penalties for Not Registering?
Failing to register can result in hefty fines, penalties, and possible audits. In many states, enforcement officers may place vehicles out of service at roadside inspections until compliance is met.
How Are UCR Fees Determined?
UCR fees are based on the size of your fleet. Companies with only one or two vehicles pay the lowest fee, while larger fleets pay progressively higher amounts. Brokers and freight forwarders who don’t operate vehicles still must pay the lowest bracket fee.
Do Brokers and Leasing Companies Need to Register?
Yes. Even if you do not own or operate vehicles, brokers, freight forwarders, and leasing companies engaged in interstate commerce are required to register under UCR.
Where Do the UCR Fees Go?
UCR fees are distributed among participating states to fund safety programs, roadside enforcement, and regulatory oversight aimed at improving highway safety.
How Do I Complete My Registration?
You can file directly through the official UCR.gov portal or through a trusted third-party service provider that helps simplify the process and provides same-day digital confirmation.
When is the UCR Registration Deadline?
The filing period for UCR typically opens on October 1st for the upcoming year, with the compliance deadline set at December 31st. Missing this deadline may result in enforcement actions, so carriers and related businesses should complete their registration as early as possible.
What Information Do I Need to Register?
To complete your UCR filing, you’ll need: Your USDOT number and company name Business contact information (address, phone, email) The number of commercial vehicles in your fleet that operate interstate A valid payment method (credit card or electronic check) Providing accurate details ensures smooth processing and helps avoid audits or penalties.
Are Any Businesses Exempt from UCR?
Yes. Companies that operate only intrastate (within a single state) and do not engage in interstate commerce are generally exempt. Additionally, businesses that do not operate commercial motor vehicles as defined by federal law, or fleets owned by certain government agencies, may not be subject to UCR requirements. Always verify your business status before assuming exemption.
How Do Inspectors Verify UCR Compliance?
Once you register, your information is stored in a national UCR database accessible to enforcement officers. During roadside inspections, officers can check your compliance electronically. While carrying a physical certificate is not mandatory, keeping a digital or printed copy of your registration confirmation is highly recommended for your records.
Can Multiple Entities Register Under a Single Filing?
No. Each business entity with its own USDOT number must file separately. If your company operates under more than one USDOT number, each must have an individual UCR filing. Combining multiple businesses under one registration is not permitted.
How Often Do I Need to File UCR?
UCR registration must be completed once every year. The registration period typically opens in the fall for the following calendar year, and businesses must renew annually to remain compliant.
What Are the Penalties for Not Registering?
Failing to register can result in hefty fines, penalties, and possible audits. In many states, enforcement officers may place vehicles out of service at roadside inspections until compliance is met.
How Are UCR Fees Determined?
UCR fees are based on the size of your fleet. Companies with only one or two vehicles pay the lowest fee, while larger fleets pay progressively higher amounts. Brokers and freight forwarders who don’t operate vehicles still must pay the lowest bracket fee.
Do Brokers and Leasing Companies Need to Register?
Yes. Even if you do not own or operate vehicles, brokers, freight forwarders, and leasing companies engaged in interstate commerce are required to register under UCR.
Where Do the UCR Fees Go?
UCR fees are distributed among participating states to fund safety programs, roadside enforcement, and regulatory oversight aimed at improving highway safety.
How Do I Complete My Registration?
You can file directly through the official UCR.gov portal or through a trusted third-party service provider that helps simplify the process and provides same-day digital confirmation.
When is the UCR Registration Deadline?
The filing period for UCR typically opens on October 1st for the upcoming year, with the compliance deadline set at December 31st. Missing this deadline may result in enforcement actions, so carriers and related businesses should complete their registration as early as possible.
What Information Do I Need to Register?
To complete your UCR filing, you’ll need: Your USDOT number and company name Business contact information (address, phone, email) The number of commercial vehicles in your fleet that operate interstate A valid payment method (credit card or electronic check) Providing accurate details ensures smooth processing and helps avoid audits or penalties.
Are Any Businesses Exempt from UCR?
Yes. Companies that operate only intrastate (within a single state) and do not engage in interstate commerce are generally exempt. Additionally, businesses that do not operate commercial motor vehicles as defined by federal law, or fleets owned by certain government agencies, may not be subject to UCR requirements. Always verify your business status before assuming exemption.
How Do Inspectors Verify UCR Compliance?
Once you register, your information is stored in a national UCR database accessible to enforcement officers. During roadside inspections, officers can check your compliance electronically. While carrying a physical certificate is not mandatory, keeping a digital or printed copy of your registration confirmation is highly recommended for your records.
Can Multiple Entities Register Under a Single Filing?
No. Each business entity with its own USDOT number must file separately. If your company operates under more than one USDOT number, each must have an individual UCR filing. Combining multiple businesses under one registration is not permitted.
How Often Do I Need to File UCR?
UCR registration must be completed once every year. The registration period typically opens in the fall for the following calendar year, and businesses must renew annually to remain compliant.
What Are the Penalties for Not Registering?
Failing to register can result in hefty fines, penalties, and possible audits. In many states, enforcement officers may place vehicles out of service at roadside inspections until compliance is met.
How Are UCR Fees Determined?
UCR fees are based on the size of your fleet. Companies with only one or two vehicles pay the lowest fee, while larger fleets pay progressively higher amounts. Brokers and freight forwarders who don’t operate vehicles still must pay the lowest bracket fee.
Do Brokers and Leasing Companies Need to Register?
Yes. Even if you do not own or operate vehicles, brokers, freight forwarders, and leasing companies engaged in interstate commerce are required to register under UCR.
Where Do the UCR Fees Go?
UCR fees are distributed among participating states to fund safety programs, roadside enforcement, and regulatory oversight aimed at improving highway safety.
How Do I Complete My Registration?
You can file directly through the official UCR.gov portal or through a trusted third-party service provider that helps simplify the process and provides same-day digital confirmation.
When is the UCR Registration Deadline?
The filing period for UCR typically opens on October 1st for the upcoming year, with the compliance deadline set at December 31st. Missing this deadline may result in enforcement actions, so carriers and related businesses should complete their registration as early as possible.
What Information Do I Need to Register?
To complete your UCR filing, you’ll need: Your USDOT number and company name Business contact information (address, phone, email) The number of commercial vehicles in your fleet that operate interstate A valid payment method (credit card or electronic check) Providing accurate details ensures smooth processing and helps avoid audits or penalties.
Are Any Businesses Exempt from UCR?
Yes. Companies that operate only intrastate (within a single state) and do not engage in interstate commerce are generally exempt. Additionally, businesses that do not operate commercial motor vehicles as defined by federal law, or fleets owned by certain government agencies, may not be subject to UCR requirements. Always verify your business status before assuming exemption.
How Do Inspectors Verify UCR Compliance?
Once you register, your information is stored in a national UCR database accessible to enforcement officers. During roadside inspections, officers can check your compliance electronically. While carrying a physical certificate is not mandatory, keeping a digital or printed copy of your registration confirmation is highly recommended for your records.
Can Multiple Entities Register Under a Single Filing?
No. Each business entity with its own USDOT number must file separately. If your company operates under more than one USDOT number, each must have an individual UCR filing. Combining multiple businesses under one registration is not permitted.
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