One registration, required in nearly every state.
The Unified Carrier Registration program requires interstate motor carriers, brokers, and freight forwarders to register and pay an annual fee based on fleet size — operating without it can mean fines at roadside inspection.
What this covers
We determine your correct fleet-size bracket, file your UCR registration or renewal, and keep the renewal date on our calendar so it doesn't lapse into the new registration year.
Who this is for
Any interstate motor carrier, broker, freight forwarder, or leasing company operating commercial vehicles — this applies even if you only occasionally cross state lines.
What we watch for
Registering under the wrong fleet-size bracket is the most common UCR mistake — it either overcharges you or leaves you under-registered, which shows up at a roadside check. We verify your truck count against your MCS-150 filing before submitting.
Ready to get started with UCR registration?
Tell us about your fleet and we'll walk you through exactly what's needed.