Your compliance calendar

Handled Needs you Overdue

Every date that applies to you, in plain English. We watch them so you don't have to — and we tell you early, never at the last minute.

New here? Each card below is one thing the government requires. Under every name is a one-line explanation of what it actually is. The colored tag on the right tells you where it stands — Ready means it's handled, and Needs youmeans there's one small thing for you to do. That's the whole system.
New Entrant Safety Audit
One-time (first 12 months) · Folder 73% assembled
By Mar 31, 2027
On track

What this is — A one-time check the FMCSA does on every brand-new carrier. They look through your safety paperwork to make sure you're running things right. Pass it and you keep your authority.

Drug & Alcohol Program
Ongoing · Enrolled — random pool active
Active
Ready

What this is — Federal law says every CDL driver has to be in a random drug & alcohol testing pool. You're enrolled through our licensed partner — nothing for you to do here.

IFTA — Q2 2026 fuel tax
Quarterly · Mileage logging on
Jul 31, 2026
Upcoming

What this is — A fuel-tax report you file four times a year, based on the miles you drove in each state. It evens out the fuel taxes between states. We track the miles so the report is ready for you — and if your e-log is connected, the state-by-state miles fill in for you.

UCR Registration 2026
Annual · Confirmation on file
Filed Feb 9, 2026
Ready

What this is — A yearly fee almost every interstate carrier has to pay. It's a quick once-a-year thing — yours is already done for 2026.

MCS-150 Biennial Update
Every 2 years · We'll remind you at 60 days
By Apr 30, 2028
Scheduled

What this is — Every two years you have to confirm your company info with the FMCSA — even if nothing changed. Miss it and they can shut off your authority, so we'll nudge you in plenty of time.

Form 2290 (Heavy Vehicle Use Tax)
Annual · Stamped Schedule 1 needed
Aug 31, 2026
Upcoming

What this is — A yearly federal tax on trucks 55,000 lbs and up. When you pay it the IRS gives you a stamped receipt (Schedule 1) — you need that to keep your plates current.

BOC-3 Process Agent
One-time · Blanket coverage active
Filed Apr 4, 2026
Ready

What this is — A one-time filing that names someone in each state who can receive legal papers for you. Required to get your authority — yours is already on file.

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