Reference
Guides
Scope, methodology and cycle for the two filings we make.
- UCR applicability
- Which operations are in scope: carriers, brokers, forwarders, leasing companies, and the zero-vehicle cases.
- UCR fee schedule
- Six brackets by power-unit count, each with one all-in total for the registration year.
- Power-unit counting methodology
- Method A: the latest MCS-150. Method B: the twelve-month measuring period. Definitions and edge cases.
- UCR and BOC-3: the distinction
- Separate obligations, separate authorities, separate frequencies. A row-by-row comparison.
- The UCR annual cycle
- Season opening, due date, enforcement date, and the consequences of late registration.
- Order lifecycle
- Payment, processing and government record are three separate states. What each one is and how to check it.
- Census data accuracy
- Sources of drift in the FMCSA record, which fields affect a filing, and the limits of correcting them here.
- BOC-3 process agents
- Designation of agents for service of process in every state, and why the filing must come from a blanket company.
Roadway Compliance is a private filing service. Not affiliated with the FMCSA, the UCR Plan, or any government agency.