DOT, MC NUMBERS

DOT, MC NUMBERS
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:09:34 AM

what do we need to legally cross a state line? we are a mainly an intrastate conveyered aggregate company. we currently won a bid in california, our home base is in AZ. Do we need MC/DOT #'s to perform this job or temporary permits and where do we obtain such information?

RE: DOT, MC NUMBERS
Posted: Mon Aug 1, 2005 11:10:41 AM

Maricky,
Sorry, for the delay on replying to your message. I went wireless and had problems. To answer your question. To the best of my knowlewdge you do need a MC/DOT# to preform this job. The only exclusion that I know of is gas/oil related or engery companies. You can double check this information at www.dot.gov

RE: DOT, MC NUMBERS
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 7:13:21 PM

you can get trip permits at CA point of entry, but seems that it would be easier to simply apply and get your own authority

RE: RE: DOT, MC NUMBERS
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 5:56:48 AM

You can secure motor carrier authority, single state registration, IFTA, HUT, KYU, OR & NM permits, trip permits, ect. through www.dotauthority.com.

If you're new to getting your authority, you might also consider attending a two-day Trucking Success Workshop for new carriers which covers finding shippers, freight rate development, contract negotiations with shippers and brokers, sales and marketing and safety compliance. The instructor is a former DOT investigator/USDOT-licensed Practitioner certified in Motor Carrier Safety regulations. Call 888 414 1874 and ask for Phil or Melissa.

RE: DOT, MC NUMBERS
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 6:09:28 AM

you need interstate authority to transport regulated property for hire across state lines. MC & USDOT Number is required. You will need a CA Number if operating point to point within CA. Temporary permits pertain only to IRP & IFTA. Call DOTAUthority.com at 888 414 1874 with any questions.