HaulUSDOT & DOT number lookup for any US motor carrier
Free FMCSA carrier search by USDOT, DOT, or MC number. See operating authority status, fleet size, inspection history, out-of-service rates, insurance on file, and clearly labeled BASIC percentile estimates — in one readable profile. Search a name or number to start.
Public FMCSA data · updated 2026-06-08
Who uses HaulReport
Brokers & shippers
Vet a carrier's authority, inspection record, and insurance on file before you book a load.
Carriers
See how your own public FMCSA record reads to the brokers, shippers, insurers, and drivers who look you up.
Insurers & lenders
Review operating scale, activity, and recorded inspection signals from the public record.
Drivers
Research a potential employer's size, age, and public safety record before you apply.
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Free tools & guides
- SAFER Web explained — free carrier lookup — what the FMCSA SAFER snapshot shows, plus a free lookup with the daily change history SAFER doesn't keep
- How to vet a trucking company — verify authority & insurance, spot double-brokering & successor red flags
- What is double brokering? — how the fraud works and the public FMCSA signals that flag a carrier to verify
- Carrier setup packet — what's in it & how to verify it — the onboarding documents a broker collects, and how to check each against the public record
- FMCSA insurance requirements & filing insights — plain-English coverage rules and the filing patterns visible in the public snapshot
- What is a chameleon carrier? — reincarnated carriers explained, with our daily name-change history
- Trucking companies going out of business — how many carriers have left the FMCSA register, by year & state
- New trucking companies by state — newly registered carriers mapped across every state
- MCS-150 update & biennial deadline guide — schedule, form, and how to file
- MCS-150 biennial deadline calculator — find a carrier's next update month
- FMCSA Carrier Registry Report — monthly U.S. carrier churn: new registrations & carriers going inactive
- All data & guides → — the full operating, filings, crash & statistics library
USDOT & FMCSA lookup — frequently asked questions
How do I look up a USDOT or DOT number?
- Enter a carrier's USDOT or DOT number — or its company name — in the search box above. HaulReport opens the matching public FMCSA record, including operating authority status, fleet size, inspection history, and out-of-service rates.
What is the difference between a USDOT number and an MC number?
- A USDOT number identifies a carrier for safety, registration, and inspection tracking. An MC (motor carrier) number is the operating-authority credential a for-hire carrier needs to haul regulated freight across state lines. Many carriers have both; HaulReport profiles surface both where they exist.
Is FMCSA carrier data free to look up?
- Yes. HaulReport is built entirely on public FMCSA datasets and is free to search. We add a readable layout and clearly-labeled BASIC percentile estimates, but the underlying records come from FMCSA and remain free to view.
What can I see in a carrier's safety record?
- Each profile shows operating authority status, authorized-for-hire classification, fleet size, recorded inspections, out-of-service rates, insurance-on-file signals, and independent BASIC percentile estimates — all sourced from public FMCSA data.