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This bulletin provides guidance for verifying compliance with UCR during roadside inspections and encourages roadside enforcement for the 2013 registration year to begin effective February 1, 2013.

How does this help you?
  Enforcement personnel in other states can tell if you are   prorated and current on your registration by running your plate   number, VIN number, and/or USDOT number.

  If an accident occurs, the company information is passed onto   the Enforcement personnel.

What does this mean to you?
  MCS will be requesting updated Contact Information on the   company.

  MCS will be requesting the phone number on the vehicle level for   the owner of the vehicle, not who is responsible for the safety   of the vehicle.

Imperial Oil Resources Venture Limited (IORVL)
Module Transport Project – Billings to Alberta

Federal regulations require all states to verify payment of, or exemption from the tax before issuing or renewing vehicle registrations. Before a vehicle is registered, the owner must provide proof this tax has been paid. This is done at the time of licensing at the county or in MCS when registering under the IRP.

Many Montana carriers are receiving this notice regarding the FMCSR requiring supervisors to have Drug and Alcohol Awareness training. This is not a government agency sending you these letters. This is a private company attempting to get you to use their services. While there is a requirement for your supervisors to receive this training there are numerous other providers. The method you use to gain this training is entirely up to you.

There has been another round of fraudulent letters issued to U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) contractors and potential contractors purporting to be issued by DOT. These fraudulent letters request that current or potential contractors register by submitting their company’s financial information on a release form entitled, "Authorization to release financial information."