When you file your MCS-150 report, the FMCSA then uses your business information to calculate a safety score through its Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) program.

MCS-150 FORM / BIENNIAL UPDATE

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Changed your business address
Changed your company name
Changed your operating authority
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Reapplication(after revocation of new entrant)
Biennial(every 2 years) Update
Notify FMCSA that the company is no longer operating
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Become a hazardous materials carrier
Make any other changes to your business
Notify FMCSA that the company is no longer operating

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FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS UCR REGISTRATION (FAQ)

The second to last number in your DOT Number determines what year your biennial update needs to be filed. If it’s odd, you’re required to file your MCS-150 in every odd-numbered calendar year.If it’s even, then you file in even-numbered calendar years.Nov
The FMCSA requires all interstate carriers to file a MCS-150 or MCS-150B, if a Safety permit is required, every 24 months based on the last two digits of the US DOT number.

1 – January

2 – February

3 – March

4 – April

5 – May

6 – June

7 – July

8 – August

9 – September

0 – October

If the status reads “Record Inactive” or “Inactive USDOT Number per 49 CFR 390.19(b)(4); Biennial update of MCS-150 data not completed” you will need to complete, sign and submit a new Motor Carrier Identification Report (Form MCS-150) to reactivate the USDOT Number.

The FMCSA uses the information you file in the report to calculate safety scores according to its safety measurement system, Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA).