MC number

[Mike j]

Do you need to have a MC number for a van under 10,000 pounds. I already know that I don't need dot number for this van.

 

[Turtle]

They did away with MC numbers. Replaced it with DOT numbers.

But no, unless you haul HAZMAT, you don't need a DOT number or the old MC number .

 

[Mike j]

I appreciate the reply.
Thanks

 

[RedBird]

Are you going to be your own business? And solicit freight from a direct shipper and/or a freight broker? Are you going to transport freight across state lines?
If any of the above are a Yes! Then yes you need a DOT and MC number and if you go to the FMCSA website they will walk you through the process for $300.00

If you plan on becoming an owner operator leased under someone else’s company/authority than no you’re fine.

If you’re under the 10,000lbs. You are not subject to ELD, paper logs or HOS rules/regulations.

Good luck in your future endeavors.


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[Truckster1036]

What is the average pay per mile for a24- straight does anyone know?

 

[RedBird]

What is the average pay per mile for a24- straight does anyone know?

That varies on one key question.
1. Do you have your own authority or leased on with a carrier?

Then I’m able to answer your question.


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