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FMCSA Part 367

Part 367 — Standards for Registration with States

Part 367 is the FMCSA rule section for standards connected to state registration under the Unified Carrier Registration Plan and Agreement. In practical carrier terms, this part is where annual UCR fee brackets are published for motor carriers, motor private carriers, freight forwarders, brokers, and leasing companies.

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Part 367 Dictionary

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What is Part 367?

The FMCSA rule section tied to UCR registration standards, fee schedules, and state-registration controls.

Who It Applies To

Applies to covered interstate carriers, private carriers, forwarders, brokers, and leasing companies.

UCR Connection

Part 367 publishes UCR fee amounts by year, entity type, and CMV-count bracket.

Fee Brackets

UCR carrier fees are bracketed by CMV count from B1 through B6.

Vehicle Count

Carriers should confirm active qualifying CMVs before choosing a UCR bracket.

Brokers / Leasing

Broker and leasing-company UCR treatment is separate from motor carrier fleet-bracket logic.

State Registration

UCR is separate from MC authority, USDOT, IRP, IFTA, insurance, BOC-3, and state permits.

Compliance Calendar

UCR should sit on the annual compliance calendar with IRP, IFTA, DOT updates, permits, and insurance.

Common Mistakes

Common mistakes include missed renewal, wrong count, wrong bracket, IRP/DOT confusion, and scam mailers.

Carrier Checklist

A practical checklist for UCR applicability, CMV count, bracket, official payment, proof, and renewal tracking.

Real-World Risk

Missed UCR can show up during roadside checks, audits, broker setups, or compliance reviews.

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Source reference: Official eCFR — 49 CFR Part 367 . This page is a plain-English educational guide and is not legal advice.