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What your trucks owe the government, and when.

Type a USDOT number. You get the UCR bracket and fee, your MCS-150 update month, and whether the authority and insurance are active. Free, no account.

Read from FMCSA's own open data. We are a private company, not the government.

Three filings run on three calendars. Most owners track them from memory.

UCR, every year
A fee set by how many vehicles you operate: $55 for up to 2, $167 for 3 to 5, $333 for 6 to 20 in 2027. Registration for 2027 opened on 1 October.
MCS-150, every two years
Free to file, due in the month your USDOT number's last digit sets. Miss it and the number can be deactivated; FMCSA has paused that since June, with no end date.
Authority and insurance, always
A lapse in either can stop a carrier from hauling. Brokers look at both before they book you.

What a check looks like

A real carrier, read from FMCSA's files the day this page was built. Every line says where it came from.

The result for a real carrier: UCR due in 2027 with its bracket and fee, the MCS-150 update date, USDOT status, authority and insurance.

From knowing to done

Start free. Hand over only the filings you would rather not do.

  1. 1

    Check

    Any USDOT number, no account. Shows what is due, with the rule and the date it was read.

    Free

  2. 2

    Keep

    Track up to five carriers. Reminders at 60, 30 and 7 days. Log each filing with its receipt.

    Free

  3. 3

    File

    We file the UCR and MCS-150 update in your name and attach the receipt, within 2 business days.

    From $149 a year

Plain about what we can and can't see

Public data doesn't show whether a UCR is paid or a BOC-3 is on file. We say so, instead of marking things green.

Who we are and what we are not
Is Haul10 a government site?

No. We are a private company. We are not FMCSA or the UCR Plan, and our name and logo are not theirs. You can file everything we file directly with the government for the government fee alone.

Where does the check get its data?

From FMCSA's own open data files, read when you ask. Every result shows the day it was read. UCR payments and BOC-3 filings aren't in public data, so we tell you that instead of guessing.

What does Pro actually do?

A person on our team files your UCR each year and your MCS-150 update when it is due, under a written authorisation you sign, and puts the receipt in your record. We aim to do it within 2 business days.

What does it cost?

Checking and reminders are free for up to five carriers. Pro starts at $149 per carrier per year. The UCR fee is extra, at cost.

What don't you do?

We don't file BOC-3s, IRP renewals or Form 2290 yet. We track them and remind you, and we say which are your own notes.

Find out what yours owes in a few seconds.