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A US DOT number identifies carriers operating in interstate commerce while an MC number identifies a carrier who transports regulated commodities for hire in interstate commerce. Generally, items that have been changed from their natural state are regulated commodities requiring an MC number.

The FMCSA's policy is to assign a unique USDOT identification number to each person required to identify itself with FMCSA under 49 U.S.C. 13902, 31134 and 49 C.F.R. 390.19T or 390.200T. USDOT numbers are not transferable and are assigned to only one person and remain assigned to that person forever.

If you're performing local moves, or hauling a load without crossing state lines, you need Intrastate Operating Authority ? a TxDMV certificate. (Formerly known as a ?TxDOT? number because the Texas Department of Transportation used to issue them.)

You must register your vehicle in the state or jurisdiction where you currently live, unless you are a full-time student or active military. If you are a student or active military, contact your local county tax office in the Texas county where you last resided for more information.

Who Needs a Cab Card to Operate in Trucking? Commercial vehicles weighing over 26,000 pounds and traveling across state or provincial lines require a cab card. This includes commercial trucks, buses, and trailers. Cab cards are required for both intrastate and interstate operations.

Cab cards identifies all the jurisdictions in which a registered vehicles are qualified for operation and the declared registered operating weight (combined gross weight) of each jurisdiction.

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