You've got an MC number in an email and a load that needs to move. DOT Number
Lookup pulls that carrier's federal record in about a second: operating
authority, out-of-service status, safety rating, fleet size, and the contact
info FMCSA has on file. Type the USDOT number, paste the MC straight out of the
email, or search by company name. No account, no sign-up, no trial.
Every result is a direct read of the FMCSA SAFER data set — the same public
federal record you'd pull up on safer.fmcsa.dot.gov, just readable on a phone at
a truck stop. Nothing is scored, ranked, or reinterpreted here. You see whether
the carrier is authorized to operate right now, whether there's an
out-of-service order on file, the status of their common, contract, and broker
authority, the FMCSA safety rating and when it was issued, power units and
drivers on file, crash and inspection history, and the address, phone, and email
on record.
It's built for the people who run these numbers twenty times a day: brokers
vetting a carrier before they tender a load, dispatchers checking who's actually
picking up, owner-operators and small fleets keeping an eye on their own record.
Star the carriers you haul with and the app flags them the next time you open it
if one loses authority, gets put out of service, or has a rating downgraded.
Nothing you look up leaves your phone.
Check a USDOT or MC number for authority, safety rating, and out-of-service.