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[cryptohunter]

The Department of Transportation (DOT) at the federal level oversees transportation, including motor carriers, airlines, and maritime activities. Interstate transportation companies follow regulations from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration or Federal Aviation Administration.

In trucking, complying with safety rules like driver qualifications and hours-of-service is crucial. Motor carriers register with the DOT, obtaining a Motor Carrier Number (MCN) for legal operations.

Statespecific rules apply covering licensing, vehicle registration, and state transportation laws.

Logistics and freight forwarding firms may need to adhere to customs regulations and obtain licenses from agencies like Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

 

[kerryjoy]

working in the transportation industry, whether in trucking, aviation, or maritime, requires me to closely adhere to DOT regulations. In order to keep truck drivers safe and in compliance, I would ensure that they are qualified and adhere to the hours-of-service regulations. One of my top priorities for operating legally would be to register my motor carrier with the DOT and obtain the Motor Carrier Number. Additionally, I would closely monitor the licensing and registration requirements specific to each state. I would make sure customs compliance and obtain the required licenses from Customs and Border Protection if I worked in logistics or freight forwarding to maintain smooth operations.