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FMCSA plans to stop issuing MC numbers as new registration system launches in 2025

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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has plans to phase out Motor Carrier (MC) numbers when it launches a new registration system later this year. The FMCSA has outlined plans to transition away from MC numbers when the agency launches a new registration system in 2025. The agency plans to stop issuing MC numbers, making “the USDOT Number … the sole identifier for all FMCSA registrants.” Officials say that “specific types of o…

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