Week of 1/12: Dakota Group Weekly Newsletter
As the New Year sets into full swing, feel free to breeze through the most relevant freight industry news to stay in the loop with all things trucking.
Week of 1/19: Dakota Group Weekly Newsletter
Our team at Dakota Group US has carefully selected the most prevalent developments in the trucking industry. You deserve to have access to some of the most crucial headlines in trucking. New editions are published every week!
Filing an MCS-150 for Mandatory Biennial Update
To stay compliant with trucking regulations, it is essential to file an MCS-150 biennially, regardless of whether any changes have been made to the company. This article serves as a comprehensive guide for filing the biennial update.
Week of 1/6: Dakota Group Weekly Newsletter
First, an article that explains the U.S Postal Service’s phasing out of unvetted non-domiciled CDL drivers. Additionally, we are sharing the latest developments in the SDAP extension and what critics are examining in terms of safety. Furthermore, an article with the latest news on California’s DMV delay of revocation of non-domicile CDLS. Lastly, a podcast that examines 2026 through the lens of 2025 trucking and supply logistics trends.
Everything You Need to Know About the MCS-150 Form
To stay compliant with trucking regulations, it is essential to understand both the function and the requirements for filing the MCS-150. This article serves as a comprehensive guide, providing you with everything you need to know about the required form.
DOT Inspection: What to Expect
DOT inspections are routine audits that assess the safety of vehicles, drivers, and loads. These federally mandated checks are conducted to ensure that safety standards and regulations are complied with.
Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) Guide
The Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) is a federal requirement for commercial motor carriers that conduct interstate travel. Since 2005, a federal mandate has been in place to create a unified motor carrier database.
English Proficiency & Safety Requirements
Keeping the roads safe is the trucking industry’s highest priority, and USDOT Secretary Sean P. Duffy recently enforced stricter regulations to guarantee that on-the-road safety takes precedence.
