# Fast MCS-150 Filing — Full Content Corpus

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## Entity

- Name: Fast MCS-150 Filing
- URL: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com
- Operator: Cryp Solutions LLC (Florida)
- Parent brand: Fast Trucking Compliance (https://fasttruckingcompliance.com)
- Founder: Korey Sharp-Paar
- Contact: support@fastmcs150filing.com  ·  +1-239-526-8733 (24/7)
- Regulatory scope: FMCSA 49 CFR Part 390 (Motor Carrier Identification Report / MCS-150)

## Pricing

- Standard MCS-150 Biennial Update: $100 USD per single filing.
- Lifetime Updates: $200 USD once — covers every future biennial MCS-150 filing for the life of the carrier.
- Login.gov / PIN recovery add-on: +$25 when FMCSA identity verification help is needed.
- FMCSA itself charges no filing fee. Customers may file directly at fmcsa.dot.gov at no charge.
- Compliance attorneys typically charge $200-$500 for the same filing.
- Price valid until: 2027-12-31 (structured-data).

## Differentiators

- $100 standard for a single MCS-150 filing or $200 once for lifetime updates. No hidden fees, no subscription.
- Same-business-day FMCSA submission; SAFER typically updates within 1 business day.
- 100% FMCSA acceptance guarantee (re-file free, refund if unresolvable).
- Handles all three FMCSA identity-verification paths: legacy 4-digit PIN, PIN recovery, and Login.gov.
- Auto-calculates the exact due month + year from the carrier's USDOT number.
- Direct FMCSA filing via an authorized operator portal. Not a reseller.

## How to File an MCS-150 with Fast MCS-150 Filing

1. Enter your USDOT — Enter your USDOT and business info. We calculate your exact MCS-150 deadline from the last digit of your USDOT. Takes about 3 minutes.
2. We file with FMCSA — We submit your MCS-150 biennial update directly to the FMCSA the same business day you order.
3. SAFER updated — Confirmation emailed within 1 business day. Your motor carrier identification report stays compliant for another 2 years.

## MCS-150 Deadline Logic (49 CFR Part 390)

The FMCSA derives the biennial update deadline from two digits of the USDOT number:
- Month: determined by the LAST digit of the USDOT (1=Jan, 2=Feb, 3=Mar, 4=Apr, 5=May, 6=Jun, 7=Jul, 8=Aug, 9=Sep, 0=Oct).
- Year: determined by the SECOND-TO-LAST digit — even digits file in even calendar years, odd digits file in odd calendar years.
Out-of-cycle filings are also required within 30 days of any address, fleet composition, or operational change.

## Frequently Asked Questions

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/#faq

### What is the MCS-150 Biennial Update?

MCS-150 is the FMCSA Motor Carrier Identification Report, a mandatory update every registered USDOT carrier files every two years. Missing the deadline triggers an Out-of-Service order with $1,000+/day federal penalties under 49 CFR Part 390.

### How do I know when my MCS-150 filing is due?

The MCS-150 due month is set by the last digit of your USDOT number (1=Jan, 2=Feb … 0=Oct). Even last-two-digits file in even years; odd digits file in odd years. Enter your USDOT above and we calculate the exact deadline automatically.

### Who needs to file an MCS-150 biennial update?

Every FMCSA-registered motor carrier, freight broker, and freight forwarder with an active USDOT number must file MCS-150 every two years. Applies to interstate and intrastate carriers alike, regardless of fleet size.

### How much does MCS-150 filing cost?

FastMCS150 charges $100 standard for a single MCS-150 biennial update filed the same business day, or $200 once for lifetime updates that cover every future biennial filing. FMCSA itself charges no fee — you can file free at fmcsa.dot.gov. Login.gov or PIN recovery help adds $25. Compliance attorneys typically charge $200-$500 for the same filing.

### When is the MCS-150 filing due?

MCS-150 is due every two years, in the month matching the last digit of your USDOT number. Out-of-cycle filings are also required within 30 days of any address, fleet, or operational change. Enter your USDOT above for your exact deadline.

### What happens if you miss the MCS-150 deadline?

FMCSA places your USDOT number Out-of-Service roughly 30 days after the deadline. SAFER flips to INACTIVE, brokers and load boards stop clearing loads, and continuing to operate triggers federal penalties of $1,000+/day under 49 CFR Part 390.

### What is the Login.gov / PIN situation?

FMCSA is migrating from legacy 4-digit PINs to Login.gov identity verification. With a current PIN, MCS-150 filing is instant. Without one, Login.gov setup or PIN recovery adds a $25 support fee for full end-to-end assistance.

### What information do I need to file my MCS-150 update?

MCS-150 filing requires USDOT number, FEIN or SSN, business address, operation type (interstate/intrastate), miles traveled last calendar year, fleet breakdown (straight trucks, tractors, trailers), hazmat status, and driver counts within/beyond 100-mile radius.

### Can I file my MCS-150 online?

Yes. FastMCS150Filing.com lets you file online in under 5 minutes. We submit your motor carrier identification report to the FMCSA the same business day and email confirmation immediately.

## Per-State Filing Pages

MCS-150 is a single federal filing that updates the carrier's USDOT record for all states simultaneously — there is no per-state MCS-150. Each state page below summarizes local freight context and the state DOT office, for carriers based in or operating through that state.

### MCS-150 Filing in Alabama

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/alabama
Active carriers (approx): 8,200+
Major corridors: I-65, I-20, I-59, I-10
Freight hubs: Port of Mobile, Birmingham Intermodal, Huntsville Logistics Park
DOT office: Alabama Department of Transportation, 1409 Coliseum Blvd, Montgomery, AL 36110
DOT phone: (334) 242-6358

State notes: Alabama is a critical Gulf Coast freight corridor. The Port of Mobile is one of the fastest-growing container ports in the U.S., handling over 60 million tons of cargo annually. Carriers operating through Alabama connect Gulf shipping to the Midwest via I-65.

### MCS-150 Filing in Alaska

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/alaska
Active carriers (approx): 1,400+
Major corridors: Alaska Highway, Parks Highway, Seward Highway
Freight hubs: Port of Anchorage, Fairbanks Freight Terminal, Juneau Marine Terminal
DOT office: Alaska Department of Transportation, 3132 Channel Drive, Juneau, AK 99801
DOT phone: (907) 465-3900

State notes: Alaska presents unique challenges for motor carriers due to its remote geography and extreme weather conditions. Most freight enters through the Port of Anchorage, which handles roughly 90% of consumer goods entering the state. The Alaska Highway connects to the Lower 48 via Canada.

### MCS-150 Filing in Arizona

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/arizona
Active carriers (approx): 9,500+
Major corridors: I-10, I-17, I-40, I-19
Freight hubs: Phoenix Gateway Airport Cargo, Tucson Intermodal, Nogales Border Crossing
DOT office: Arizona Department of Transportation, 206 S 17th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85007
DOT phone: (602) 712-7355

State notes: Arizona is a major Southwest freight hub and U.S.-Mexico border crossing state. The Nogales port of entry is one of the busiest for produce imports, handling over $26 billion in trade annually. Phoenix ranks among the top logistics markets in the nation.

### MCS-150 Filing in Arkansas

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/arkansas
Active carriers (approx): 7,800+
Major corridors: I-40, I-30, I-49, I-55
Freight hubs: Little Rock Port Authority, Fort Smith Intermodal, West Memphis Logistics
DOT office: Arkansas Department of Transportation, 10324 Interstate 30, Little Rock, AR 72209
DOT phone: (501) 569-2000

State notes: Arkansas is the headquarters of several major logistics companies including J.B. Hunt and ABF Freight. The state sits at the crossroads of I-40 and I-30, making it a critical mid-South distribution point. The Arkansas River navigable waterway system connects to the Mississippi River.

### MCS-150 Filing in California

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/california
Active carriers (approx): 62,000+
Major corridors: I-5, I-10, I-15, I-80, I-40
Freight hubs: Ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach, Port of Oakland, Inland Empire Logistics
DOT office: California Department of Motor Vehicles, 2415 1st Ave, Sacramento, CA 95818
DOT phone: (916) 657-8153

State notes: California has the largest number of registered motor carriers in the nation. The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach together handle approximately 40% of all containerized imports entering the U.S. Carriers must also comply with CARB (California Air Resources Board) emissions regulations, which impose additional requirements beyond federal FMCSA standards.

### MCS-150 Filing in Colorado

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/colorado
Active carriers (approx): 11,200+
Major corridors: I-25, I-70, I-76
Freight hubs: Denver Intermodal Hub, Colorado Springs Distribution, Front Range Logistics
DOT office: Colorado Department of Transportation, 2829 W Howard Pl, Denver, CO 80204
DOT phone: (303) 757-9011

State notes: Colorado is a key Rocky Mountain corridor state. I-70 through the Eisenhower Tunnel is one of the most critical and challenging freight routes in the western U.S. Denver serves as a major distribution center for goods moving between the coasts.

### MCS-150 Filing in Connecticut

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/connecticut
Active carriers (approx): 4,100+
Major corridors: I-95, I-91, I-84
Freight hubs: Port of New Haven, Bradley International Airport Cargo, Hartford Distribution
DOT office: Connecticut Department of Transportation, 2800 Berlin Turnpike, Newington, CT 06131
DOT phone: (860) 594-2000

State notes: Connecticut sits along the critical I-95 Northeast corridor connecting New York to Boston. The state has strict overweight vehicle enforcement and requires commercial vehicle permits for oversize loads. Port of New Haven handles petroleum and bulk cargo.

### MCS-150 Filing in Delaware

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/delaware
Active carriers (approx): 1,800+
Major corridors: I-95, I-495, US-13
Freight hubs: Port of Wilmington, Dover Air Force Base Logistics
DOT office: Delaware Department of Transportation, 800 Bay Road, Dover, DE 19901
DOT phone: (302) 760-2080

State notes: Delaware is a small but strategically located state on the I-95 corridor between Philadelphia and Baltimore. The Port of Wilmington is a major fruit import hub and the top North American port for fresh fruit imports by volume.

### MCS-150 Filing in Florida

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/florida
Active carriers (approx): 42,000+
Major corridors: I-95, I-75, I-10, I-4
Freight hubs: Port of Miami, Port Everglades, Port of Jacksonville, Tampa Bay Port
DOT office: Florida Department of Transportation, 605 Suwannee St, Tallahassee, FL 32399
DOT phone: (850) 414-4100

State notes: Florida has the second-highest number of registered motor carriers in the U.S. The state is a critical gateway for Latin American trade with multiple deepwater ports. Port Miami is the closest U.S. port to the Panama Canal. Florida also has unique requirements for agricultural inspections on inbound freight.

### MCS-150 Filing in Georgia

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/georgia
Active carriers (approx): 25,000+
Major corridors: I-75, I-85, I-95, I-20, I-16
Freight hubs: Port of Savannah, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport Cargo, Atlanta Intermodal
DOT office: Georgia Department of Transportation, 600 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
DOT phone: (404) 631-1990

State notes: Georgia is one of the most important freight states in the nation. The Port of Savannah is the fastest-growing container port in the U.S. and the third-busiest overall. Atlanta is the top intermodal hub in the Southeast, and I-75/I-85 through Atlanta is one of the busiest freight corridors in America.

### MCS-150 Filing in Hawaii

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/hawaii
Active carriers (approx): 1,100+
Major corridors: H-1, H-2, H-3
Freight hubs: Port of Honolulu, Kahului Harbor, Hilo Harbor
DOT office: Hawaii Department of Transportation, 869 Punchbowl St, Honolulu, HI 96813
DOT phone: (808) 587-2150

State notes: Hawaii is unique among U.S. states for trucking - all freight arrives by sea or air. The Port of Honolulu handles the vast majority of goods entering the state. Motor carriers in Hawaii primarily handle last-mile distribution from port to retail and commercial locations across the islands.

### MCS-150 Filing in Idaho

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/idaho
Active carriers (approx): 4,200+
Major corridors: I-84, I-86, I-15, US-95
Freight hubs: Boise Intermodal, Twin Falls Distribution, Pocatello Rail Hub
DOT office: Idaho Transportation Department, 3311 W State St, Boise, ID 83707
DOT phone: (208) 334-8000

State notes: Idaho is a growing freight market driven by population growth and agricultural exports. The state is a major producer of potatoes, dairy, and lumber. I-84 connects Boise to Portland and Salt Lake City, making it a critical east-west corridor.

### MCS-150 Filing in Illinois

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/illinois
Active carriers (approx): 28,000+
Major corridors: I-90, I-94, I-55, I-80, I-57, I-74
Freight hubs: Chicago Intermodal, CenterPoint Intermodal, Joliet Logistics Park
DOT office: Illinois Department of Transportation, 2300 S Dirksen Pkwy, Springfield, IL 62764
DOT phone: (217) 782-7820

State notes: Illinois - particularly Chicago - is the freight capital of North America. Chicago is the nation's largest rail hub and third-largest intermodal market. More freight tonnage passes through the Chicago region than any other metro area. The state also has a complex toll system (Illinois Tollway) that carriers must navigate.

### MCS-150 Filing in Indiana

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/indiana
Active carriers (approx): 16,500+
Major corridors: I-65, I-70, I-69, I-74, I-80/I-90
Freight hubs: Indianapolis Intermodal, Fort Wayne Logistics, Plainfield Distribution Hub
DOT office: Indiana Department of Transportation, 100 N Senate Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46204
DOT phone: (317) 232-5533

State notes: Indiana calls itself the "Crossroads of America" for good reason - more interstate highways pass through Indiana than any other state. Indianapolis is a top-10 logistics market with same-day access to 75% of the U.S. and Canadian populations. The state has no toll roads on most interstates except the Indiana Toll Road (I-80/I-90).

### MCS-150 Filing in Iowa

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/iowa
Active carriers (approx): 8,500+
Major corridors: I-80, I-35, I-29
Freight hubs: Des Moines Distribution, Council Bluffs Intermodal, Davenport River Port
DOT office: Iowa Department of Transportation, 800 Lincoln Way, Ames, IA 50010
DOT phone: (515) 239-1101

State notes: Iowa is a major agricultural freight state and sits at the intersection of I-80 and I-35. The state is the nation's top producer of corn, pork, and eggs, generating massive outbound freight volumes. Iowa also has a robust ethanol production industry requiring specialized tanker transport.

### MCS-150 Filing in Kansas

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/kansas
Active carriers (approx): 7,200+
Major corridors: I-70, I-35, I-135
Freight hubs: Kansas City Intermodal, Wichita Distribution, Topeka Logistics
DOT office: Kansas Department of Transportation, 700 SW Harrison St, Topeka, KS 66603
DOT phone: (785) 296-3585

State notes: Kansas sits in the geographic center of the continental U.S., making it a natural distribution hub. Kansas City (straddling the Kansas-Missouri border) is one of the largest intermodal and rail hubs in the country. I-70 connects Denver to Kansas City and is one of the highest-volume freight corridors in the Midwest.

### MCS-150 Filing in Kentucky

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/kentucky
Active carriers (approx): 10,800+
Major corridors: I-65, I-75, I-64, I-71
Freight hubs: UPS Worldport (Louisville), CVG Airport Cargo, Lexington Distribution
DOT office: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, 200 Mero St, Frankfort, KY 40622
DOT phone: (502) 564-4890

State notes: Kentucky is home to UPS Worldport in Louisville, the largest automated package handling facility in the world. The state sits at the crossroads of I-65 (north-south) and I-64 (east-west). Louisville and Northern Kentucky (Cincinnati metro) are top-tier logistics markets.

### MCS-150 Filing in Louisiana

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/louisiana
Active carriers (approx): 8,900+
Major corridors: I-10, I-20, I-49, I-12
Freight hubs: Port of South Louisiana, Port of New Orleans, Port of Baton Rouge
DOT office: Louisiana Department of Transportation, 1201 Capitol Access Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
DOT phone: (225) 379-1232

State notes: Louisiana is home to the Port of South Louisiana, the largest tonnage port in the Western Hemisphere. The state is a critical energy sector freight market with extensive petrochemical and refining operations along the Mississippi River corridor. Hazmat and tanker operations are especially significant here.

### MCS-150 Filing in Maine

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/maine
Active carriers (approx): 2,800+
Major corridors: I-95, I-295, US-1
Freight hubs: Port of Portland, Bangor Distribution, Presque Isle Logistics
DOT office: Maine Department of Transportation, 16 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04333
DOT phone: (207) 624-3000

State notes: Maine is the northernmost point of the I-95 corridor and a key gateway for Canadian cross-border freight. The Houlton-Woodstock border crossing handles significant truck traffic between Maine and New Brunswick. Maine's forest products industry generates substantial outbound freight.

### MCS-150 Filing in Maryland

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/maryland
Active carriers (approx): 8,400+
Major corridors: I-95, I-70, I-81, I-83, I-695
Freight hubs: Port of Baltimore, BWI Airport Cargo, Hagerstown Distribution
DOT office: Maryland Department of Transportation, 7201 Corporate Center Dr, Hanover, MD 21076
DOT phone: (410) 865-1000

State notes: Maryland's Port of Baltimore is one of the top auto-import ports in the nation and a major East Coast container terminal. The state sits along the I-95 corridor between Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia. The Francis Scott Key Bridge replacement (following the 2024 collapse) continues to impact freight routing in the Baltimore metro.

### MCS-150 Filing in Massachusetts

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/massachusetts
Active carriers (approx): 6,200+
Major corridors: I-90, I-93, I-95, I-91, I-495
Freight hubs: Port of Boston (Conley Terminal), Worcester Distribution, Springfield Logistics
DOT office: Massachusetts Department of Transportation, 10 Park Plaza, Boston, MA 02116
DOT phone: (857) 368-4636

State notes: Massachusetts is a major New England freight market. The Port of Boston handles containerized cargo and is expanding capacity. The I-90 (Mass Turnpike) corridor connects Boston to Albany and points west. Carriers should be aware of strict urban delivery regulations in Boston and Cambridge.

### MCS-150 Filing in Michigan

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/michigan
Active carriers (approx): 14,500+
Major corridors: I-75, I-94, I-96, I-69, I-196
Freight hubs: Detroit Intermodal, Ambassador Bridge, Blue Water Bridge, Grand Rapids Distribution
DOT office: Michigan Department of Transportation, 425 W Ottawa St, Lansing, MI 48909
DOT phone: (517) 241-2400

State notes: Michigan is the top state for U.S.-Canada cross-border freight. The Ambassador Bridge and Blue Water Bridge handle billions in bilateral trade annually. Detroit is a major auto industry freight hub. The state is also a key agricultural freight market for cherries, blueberries, and automotive parts.

### MCS-150 Filing in Minnesota

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/minnesota
Active carriers (approx): 11,000+
Major corridors: I-35, I-94, I-90, I-494
Freight hubs: Minneapolis-St. Paul Intermodal, Duluth Port, Rochester Distribution
DOT office: Minnesota Department of Transportation, 395 John Ireland Blvd, St. Paul, MN 55155
DOT phone: (651) 296-3000

State notes: Minnesota is a major Upper Midwest logistics hub. The Twin Cities metro is home to numerous Fortune 500 companies generating significant freight demand. The Port of Duluth-Superior handles iron ore, grain, and coal. I-35 connects Minneapolis to Kansas City and Dallas.

### MCS-150 Filing in Mississippi

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/mississippi
Active carriers (approx): 5,400+
Major corridors: I-55, I-20, I-59, I-10
Freight hubs: Port of Gulfport, Jackson Distribution, Vicksburg River Port
DOT office: Mississippi Department of Transportation, 401 N West St, Jackson, MS 39201
DOT phone: (601) 359-7001

State notes: Mississippi is a key north-south freight corridor connecting the Gulf Coast to Memphis and the Midwest via I-55. The Port of Gulfport handles container and break-bulk cargo. The Mississippi River provides barge transportation that interacts with trucking operations along the river corridor.

### MCS-150 Filing in Missouri

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/missouri
Active carriers (approx): 14,200+
Major corridors: I-70, I-44, I-55, I-35, I-29
Freight hubs: St. Louis Intermodal, Kansas City Intermodal, Springfield Distribution
DOT office: Missouri Department of Transportation, 105 W Capitol Ave, Jefferson City, MO 65102
DOT phone: (573) 751-2551

State notes: Missouri has two major freight markets - St. Louis and Kansas City - both ranking among the top intermodal hubs in the nation. The state sits at the intersection of I-70, I-44, and I-55, making it a natural crossroads for east-west and north-south freight movement. Missouri has no state-level commercial vehicle fees beyond standard registration.

### MCS-150 Filing in Montana

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/montana
Active carriers (approx): 3,600+
Major corridors: I-90, I-94, I-15, US-93
Freight hubs: Billings Distribution, Missoula Freight Hub, Great Falls Logistics
DOT office: Montana Department of Transportation, 2701 Prospect Ave, Helena, MT 59620
DOT phone: (406) 444-6200

State notes: Montana is the fourth-largest state by area with significant long-haul distances between population centers. The state has no posted daytime speed limits on interstates for commercial vehicles (80 mph limit). Montana is a key corridor for Canadian cross-border freight through ports of entry at Sweetgrass and other locations.

### MCS-150 Filing in Nebraska

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/nebraska
Active carriers (approx): 6,800+
Major corridors: I-80, I-76, I-29
Freight hubs: Omaha Intermodal, Lincoln Distribution, Grand Island Logistics
DOT office: Nebraska Department of Transportation, 1500 Highway 2, Lincoln, NE 68502
DOT phone: (402) 471-4567

State notes: Nebraska's I-80 corridor is one of the busiest transcontinental freight routes in America, connecting the East Coast to the West Coast. Omaha is a major distribution center and home to several national trucking companies. The state is also a top beef producer, driving significant refrigerated freight volumes.

### MCS-150 Filing in Nevada

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/nevada
Active carriers (approx): 5,600+
Major corridors: I-15, I-80, US-93, US-95
Freight hubs: Las Vegas Logistics Park, Reno-Sparks Distribution, Apex Industrial Park
DOT office: Nevada Department of Transportation, 1263 S Stewart St, Carson City, NV 89712
DOT phone: (775) 888-7000

State notes: Nevada has become a major distribution hub for West Coast commerce. The Las Vegas and Reno metro areas have attracted massive warehouse and distribution operations from companies like Amazon, Tesla, and Switch. I-15 connects Las Vegas to Los Angeles, one of the highest-volume freight lanes in the western U.S.

### MCS-150 Filing in New Hampshire

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/new-hampshire
Active carriers (approx): 2,200+
Major corridors: I-93, I-89, I-95
Freight hubs: Portsmouth Port, Manchester Distribution, Nashua Logistics
DOT office: New Hampshire Department of Transportation, 7 Hazen Dr, Concord, NH 03302
DOT phone: (603) 271-3734

State notes: New Hampshire sits along the I-93 corridor connecting Boston to northern New England. The state has no sales tax or income tax, making it an attractive location for distribution centers serving the Northeast. The Port of Portsmouth handles petroleum and specialty cargo.

### MCS-150 Filing in New Jersey

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/new-jersey
Active carriers (approx): 12,800+
Major corridors: I-95, I-78, I-80, I-287, NJ Turnpike
Freight hubs: Port Newark-Elizabeth, Meadowlands Distribution, Exit 8A Warehouse District
DOT office: New Jersey Department of Transportation, 1035 Parkway Ave, Trenton, NJ 08625
DOT phone: (609) 530-2000

State notes: New Jersey is home to Port Newark-Elizabeth, the largest container port on the East Coast and the third-largest in the nation. The NJ Turnpike Exit 8A area in Middlesex County is one of the densest warehouse/distribution clusters in the world. Carriers should be aware of extensive toll roads and truck route restrictions.

### MCS-150 Filing in New Mexico

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/new-mexico
Active carriers (approx): 4,100+
Major corridors: I-25, I-40, I-10
Freight hubs: Albuquerque Distribution, Las Cruces Border Logistics, Santa Teresa Port of Entry
DOT office: New Mexico Department of Transportation, 1120 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87504
DOT phone: (505) 795-1401

State notes: New Mexico is a key Southwest corridor state with the intersection of I-25 and I-40 in Albuquerque. The Santa Teresa port of entry with Mexico has been rapidly expanding, with Union Pacific's intermodal facility driving significant growth. The state connects Texas to Arizona along I-10.

### MCS-150 Filing in New York

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/new-york
Active carriers (approx): 22,000+
Major corridors: I-87, I-90, I-95, I-81, I-78
Freight hubs: Port of New York/New Jersey, JFK Air Cargo, Albany Distribution
DOT office: New York State Department of Transportation, 50 Wolf Rd, Albany, NY 12232
DOT phone: (518) 457-6195

State notes: New York is one of the largest freight markets in the nation. The New York metro area generates enormous freight demand. Carriers must navigate the HUT (Highway Use Tax) for vehicles over 18,000 lbs - one of the few state-level mileage taxes in the country. The New York State Thruway (I-90) connects Albany to Buffalo.

### MCS-150 Filing in North Carolina

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/north-carolina
Active carriers (approx): 18,500+
Major corridors: I-85, I-77, I-40, I-95, I-26
Freight hubs: Port of Wilmington, Charlotte Intermodal, Piedmont Triad Logistics
DOT office: North Carolina Department of Transportation, 1501 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699
DOT phone: (919) 707-2600

State notes: North Carolina is a fast-growing freight market. The Charlotte metro area is a top-10 logistics market, and the Research Triangle region drives significant technology and pharmaceutical freight. The Port of Wilmington handles containers and bulk cargo. I-85 connects Charlotte to Atlanta and the Northeast.

### MCS-150 Filing in North Dakota

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/north-dakota
Active carriers (approx): 3,200+
Major corridors: I-94, I-29, US-2, US-85
Freight hubs: Fargo Distribution, Bismarck Logistics, Williston Basin Energy Hub
DOT office: North Dakota Department of Transportation, 608 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck, ND 58505
DOT phone: (701) 328-2500

State notes: North Dakota experienced a freight boom with the Bakken oil formation development. The Williston Basin area generates significant energy-sector freight including oilfield equipment, sand, and petroleum products. I-29 connects Fargo to Winnipeg, Canada, making it a key cross-border route.

### MCS-150 Filing in Ohio

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/ohio
Active carriers (approx): 21,000+
Major corridors: I-71, I-75, I-77, I-80/I-90, I-70
Freight hubs: Columbus Intermodal, Cleveland Port, Cincinnati Intermodal, Toledo Port
DOT office: Ohio Department of Transportation, 1980 W Broad St, Columbus, OH 43223
DOT phone: (614) 466-7170

State notes: Ohio is a top-five freight state with three major metro markets (Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati). Columbus has become one of the fastest-growing logistics markets in the U.S. The Ohio Turnpike (I-80/I-90) is a major east-west corridor. Ohio can reach 60% of the U.S. and Canadian populations within a day's drive.

### MCS-150 Filing in Oklahoma

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/oklahoma
Active carriers (approx): 8,600+
Major corridors: I-35, I-40, I-44, I-69
Freight hubs: Oklahoma City Distribution, Tulsa Intermodal, Port of Catoosa
DOT office: Oklahoma Department of Transportation, 200 NE 21st St, Oklahoma City, OK 73105
DOT phone: (405) 521-2631

State notes: Oklahoma sits at the intersection of I-35 and I-40, two of the busiest freight corridors in the nation. The Port of Catoosa near Tulsa is the most inland river port in the U.S., connecting to the Mississippi River system via the Arkansas River. The state is also a major energy sector freight market.

### MCS-150 Filing in Oregon

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/oregon
Active carriers (approx): 7,200+
Major corridors: I-5, I-84, I-205, US-97
Freight hubs: Port of Portland, Port of Coos Bay, Willamette Valley Distribution
DOT office: Oregon Department of Transportation, 355 Capitol St NE, Salem, OR 97301
DOT phone: (503) 986-3200

State notes: Oregon requires a weight-mile tax for commercial vehicles over 26,000 lbs - one of the few states with this type of mileage-based tax instead of fuel tax. The Port of Portland handles containers and auto imports. I-5 connects Portland to Seattle and California. Carriers must register for Oregon weight-mile tax permits.

### MCS-150 Filing in Pennsylvania

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/pennsylvania
Active carriers (approx): 19,500+
Major corridors: I-76, I-78, I-80, I-81, I-95, PA Turnpike
Freight hubs: Port of Philadelphia, Lehigh Valley Distribution, Harrisburg Intermodal, Pittsburgh Intermodal
DOT office: Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, 400 North St, Harrisburg, PA 17120
DOT phone: (717) 787-2838

State notes: Pennsylvania is a critical East Coast freight state connecting the Northeast to the Midwest. The Lehigh Valley region has become one of the hottest warehouse/distribution markets in the nation. The PA Turnpike (I-76) and I-81 are among the busiest freight corridors in the eastern U.S. Philadelphia's port handles containers, oil, and steel.

### MCS-150 Filing in Rhode Island

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/rhode-island
Active carriers (approx): 1,200+
Major corridors: I-95, I-295, I-195
Freight hubs: Port of Providence, Quonset Business Park
DOT office: Rhode Island Department of Transportation, 2 Capitol Hill, Providence, RI 02903
DOT phone: (401) 222-2450

State notes: Rhode Island is the smallest state but sits directly on the I-95 corridor between New York and Boston. The Port of Providence handles petroleum, automobiles, and bulk cargo. Quonset Business Park in North Kingstown is a growing distribution and manufacturing hub.

### MCS-150 Filing in South Carolina

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/south-carolina
Active carriers (approx): 8,800+
Major corridors: I-85, I-95, I-26, I-77, I-20
Freight hubs: Port of Charleston, SC Inland Port (Greer), Columbia Distribution
DOT office: South Carolina Department of Transportation, 955 Park St, Columbia, SC 29201
DOT phone: (803) 737-2314

State notes: South Carolina's Port of Charleston is one of the fastest-growing container ports on the East Coast. The SC Ports Authority also operates the Inland Port in Greer, which connects to the port via Norfolk Southern rail - extending the port's reach 212 miles inland. BMW, Boeing, and Volvo manufacturing drive significant automotive freight.

### MCS-150 Filing in South Dakota

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/south-dakota
Active carriers (approx): 3,400+
Major corridors: I-90, I-29
Freight hubs: Sioux Falls Distribution, Rapid City Logistics
DOT office: South Dakota Department of Transportation, 700 E Broadway Ave, Pierre, SD 57501
DOT phone: (605) 773-3265

State notes: South Dakota sits at the intersection of I-90 and I-29. Sioux Falls is the state's largest logistics market and serves as a regional distribution hub for the Upper Midwest. The state has no corporate income tax, attracting distribution center operations. Agricultural freight (corn, soybeans, cattle) drives significant volume.

### MCS-150 Filing in Tennessee

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/tennessee
Active carriers (approx): 16,200+
Major corridors: I-40, I-65, I-24, I-75, I-81
Freight hubs: Memphis Intermodal (FedEx Hub), Nashville Distribution, Chattanooga Logistics, Knoxville Distribution
DOT office: Tennessee Department of Transportation, 505 Deaderick St, Nashville, TN 37243
DOT phone: (615) 741-2848

State notes: Tennessee is a freight powerhouse. Memphis is home to FedEx's global superhub, making it the busiest cargo airport in North America. Nashville is one of the fastest-growing logistics markets in the country. The state sits at the crossroads of I-40 (east-west) and I-65 (north-south), providing exceptional reach to U.S. markets.

### MCS-150 Filing in Texas

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/texas
Active carriers (approx): 68,000+
Major corridors: I-10, I-20, I-35, I-45, I-30, I-69
Freight hubs: Port of Houston, DFW Intermodal, Laredo Border Crossing, San Antonio Distribution, El Paso Border Crossing
DOT office: Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, 4000 Jackson Ave, Austin, TX 78731
DOT phone: (512) 465-3000

State notes: Texas has the most registered motor carriers of any state. The state is the top U.S.-Mexico trade gateway with Laredo handling more cross-border truck freight than any other port of entry in the Western Hemisphere. The Port of Houston is the largest petrochemical complex in the nation. Texas has no state income tax, attracting major distribution operations.

### MCS-150 Filing in Utah

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/utah
Active carriers (approx): 6,400+
Major corridors: I-15, I-80, I-84, I-70
Freight hubs: Salt Lake City Intermodal, Ogden Distribution, St. George Logistics
DOT office: Utah Department of Transportation, 4501 S 2700 W, Taylorsville, UT 84129
DOT phone: (801) 965-4000

State notes: Utah is a growing Western logistics hub. Salt Lake City sits at the crossroads of I-15 and I-80, connecting Los Angeles to the Midwest. The state has experienced rapid population and economic growth, driving increased freight demand. Utah's inland port project aims to reduce congestion at West Coast seaports.

### MCS-150 Filing in Vermont

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/vermont
Active carriers (approx): 1,500+
Major corridors: I-89, I-91, US-7
Freight hubs: Burlington Distribution, Montpelier Logistics, Derby Line Border Crossing
DOT office: Vermont Agency of Transportation, 219 N Main St, Barre, VT 05641
DOT phone: (802) 828-2657

State notes: Vermont is a small but important state for cross-border freight with Canada. The Derby Line-Stanstead border crossing handles commercial truck traffic between Vermont and Quebec. The state's dairy industry, maple syrup production, and specialty food manufacturing drive outbound freight. I-91 connects to Hartford, CT and I-89 connects to Burlington.

### MCS-150 Filing in Virginia

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/virginia
Active carriers (approx): 14,800+
Major corridors: I-95, I-81, I-64, I-77, I-66
Freight hubs: Port of Virginia (Norfolk), Dulles Airport Cargo, Richmond Intermodal, Virginia Inland Port
DOT office: Virginia Department of Transportation, 1401 E Broad St, Richmond, VA 23219
DOT phone: (804) 786-2801

State notes: Virginia is home to the Port of Virginia (Norfolk), one of the deepest and most efficient container ports on the East Coast. The Virginia Inland Port in Front Royal extends port access 220 miles inland. I-81 through the Shenandoah Valley is one of the busiest truck corridors in the eastern U.S., handling high volumes of north-south freight.

### MCS-150 Filing in Washington

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/washington
Active carriers (approx): 12,500+
Major corridors: I-5, I-90, I-82, I-405
Freight hubs: Port of Seattle, Port of Tacoma, Spokane Distribution
DOT office: Washington State Department of Transportation, 310 Maple Park Ave SE, Olympia, WA 98504
DOT phone: (360) 705-7000

State notes: Washington is the Pacific Northwest's primary freight gateway. The Northwest Seaport Alliance (Ports of Seattle and Tacoma combined) is the fourth-largest container gateway in North America. The state also handles significant cross-border freight with British Columbia, Canada. I-5 connects Seattle to Portland and California.

### MCS-150 Filing in West Virginia

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/west-virginia
Active carriers (approx): 3,100+
Major corridors: I-77, I-79, I-64, I-81, I-68
Freight hubs: Charleston Distribution, Martinsburg Eastern Panhandle, Huntington River Port
DOT office: West Virginia Division of Highways, 1900 Kanawha Blvd E, Charleston, WV 25305
DOT phone: (304) 558-3505

State notes: West Virginia is a mountainous state with challenging terrain for motor carriers. The state's coal industry has historically driven significant heavy-haul freight. The Eastern Panhandle (Martinsburg area) has become a growing distribution market due to proximity to Washington, D.C. and Baltimore. I-81 through the panhandle carries heavy north-south freight traffic.

### MCS-150 Filing in Wisconsin

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/wisconsin
Active carriers (approx): 11,800+
Major corridors: I-94, I-90, I-43, I-41
Freight hubs: Milwaukee Intermodal, Green Bay Distribution, Madison Logistics
DOT office: Wisconsin Department of Transportation, 4822 Madison Yards Way, Madison, WI 53705
DOT phone: (608) 266-1113

State notes: Wisconsin is a major Midwest freight state with strong manufacturing and agricultural sectors. Milwaukee is a key intermodal market, and the state is a top dairy producer generating significant refrigerated freight. I-94 connects Milwaukee to Chicago and Minneapolis, two of the largest freight markets in the region.

### MCS-150 Filing in Wyoming

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/wyoming
Active carriers (approx): 2,400+
Major corridors: I-80, I-25, I-90, US-30
Freight hubs: Cheyenne Logistics Park, Casper Distribution, Rock Springs Energy Hub
DOT office: Wyoming Department of Transportation, 5300 Bishop Blvd, Cheyenne, WY 82009
DOT phone: (307) 777-4375

State notes: Wyoming's I-80 corridor is a critical transcontinental freight route that is frequently impacted by severe winter weather, causing significant closures and delays. The state is a major energy producer (coal, oil, natural gas, wind), driving energy-sector freight. Cheyenne's proximity to Denver makes it an emerging distribution market.

### MCS-150 Filing in Washington, D.C.

Source: https://www.fastmcs150filing.com/states/washington-dc
Active carriers (approx): 800+
Major corridors: I-395, I-295, I-695, US-50
Freight hubs: DC Metro Distribution (via Maryland/Virginia), Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling
DOT office: District Department of Transportation, 250 M St SE, Washington, DC 20003
DOT phone: (202) 673-6813

State notes: Washington, D.C. is unique as a federal district rather than a state. Commercial vehicle access within D.C. is heavily restricted with strict permitting requirements, weight limits, and delivery time windows. Most distribution serving D.C. operates from warehouses in Maryland and Virginia suburbs. Federal government agencies generate significant contract freight demand.

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