Managing Truck Permits
Say goodbye to the hassle of managing truck permits.
City Registration Service is committed to delivering 48 States Truck Permits as a vital component of our comprehensive service offerings for carriers and owner-operators. Our capable team will adeptly handle all paperwork, enabling you to focus on your primary expertise – driving. Be it oversize permits or temporary fuel permits, you can trust us to provide complete coverage.
Our services offers a range of benefits, including
State Permits(IFTA, NM, KY, NY, CT, OR)
You can't run a trucking company without the necessary permissions. They make sure you're following the rules so you may ship something without getting in trouble. You can't legally drive a commercial truck without one of these permits as evidence.
MCP
Drivers who transport property, operate large commercial vehicles, transport hazardous materials, or operate vehicles requiring a commercial driver's license need a motor carrier permit (MCP) as evidence they have registered their California Carrier Identification number (CA#) with DMV.
UCR
The Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) Program is an important requirement for businesses operating commercial motor vehicles in interstate commerce. It ensures compliance with safety regulations, provides funding for state safety programs, and simplifies the registration process for motor carriers, freight forwarders, brokers, and leasing companies. Registering for UCR and maintaining compliance is essential to avoid penalties and ensure smooth operations across state lines.
Employer Pull Notice
The Employer Pull Notice (EPN) Program, also known simply as a "pull notice," is a program administered by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in various states, such as California. It is a valuable tool for employers to monitor and manage the driving records of their employees. It enhances safety, ensures regulatory compliance, and reduces risk by providing timely information about drivers' records.
FAQ's
The motor carrier–or MC—is for national interstate truck drivers. The motor carrier permit (MCP) provides proof of a motor carrier's California number for legally operating on the highways of California. A motor carrier permit verifies that this motor carrier is in compliance with all requirements.
If the motor carrier is a corporation, partnership, or LLC and vehicles in the motor carrier fleet require commercially licensed drivers, you must enroll in the EPN program. The EPN requester code number must be provided on the application for an MCP.
Most interstate carriers are required to register and pay fees annually under the Unified Carrier Registration Agreement before operating. This is done by filing a UCR application with the state your company is based in. If your company is based in a non-UCR state, you'll need to file with a neighboring state.
At City Registration Service, we take immense pride in our unwavering dedication to your satisfaction and our established legacy of accomplishments. We comprehend the unique trials that you, as a trucker or a trucking enterprise, encounter. Our primary mission is to be your trusted guide through the intricate world of permitting. With our seasoned guidance, you can direct your energy toward what genuinely counts - your business.