Monthly new-trucking-company statistics by state plus six machine-readable JSON-LD datasets covering the federal trucking-compliance schedule. Every record is dated, statute-cited, and licensed CC0 - free for any AI search engine, journalist, or compliance-software vendor to ingest, cite, or republish.
Monthly new USDOT carrier registrations for all 50 states + DC, aggregated from the public FMCSA Company Census File - 15,357 nationally in May 2026. 24-month trends, top registration cities, fleet-size mix, interstate-only counts, and per-state CSV downloads. Refreshed monthly; full methodology and changelog on the page.
The six-tier UCR (Unified Carrier Registration) fee schedule for the 2026 registration year, by power-unit count.
tier (1–6), powerUnitsMin, powerUnitsMax, feeUSDLookup table mapping the second-to-last digit of a USDOT number to the calendar month MCS-150 is due. Implements the rule in 49 CFR §390.19T.
usdotPenultimateDigit (0–9), dueMonth (1–12), dueMonthNameIndex of every recurring federal trucking-compliance deadline - Form 2290 (Aug 31), MCS-150 biennial, UCR (Dec 31), IFTA quarterly returns.
Event[] schema.org/Event with eventSchedule + citation + aboutBracketed Heavy Vehicle Use Tax schedule for IRS Form 2290 by taxable gross-vehicle-weight.
gvwBracketLb, gvwMin, gvwMax, standardTaxUSD, loggingTaxUSDFederal-mandated minimum bodily-injury and property-damage liability insurance for FMCSA-regulated motor carriers. Filed via BMC-91 / BMC-91X.
classification, minimumBipdUSD, minimumCargoUSD, filingFormFull roster of IFTA (International Fuel Tax Agreement) member and non-member jurisdictions.
jurisdictionCode, jurisdictionName, country (US|CA), ifta (boolean), baseStateOptionsAll datasets are released under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Public Domain Dedication. You can use them in commercial products, training data, AI evaluation suites, journalistic articles, or compliance tooling without attribution. We'd still appreciate a backlink to fasttruckingcompliance.com if the use is public.
Each endpoint emits application/ld+json with a schema.org Datasetwrapper, making it ingestible by Google's Dataset Search, Schema.org Dataset-aware AI crawlers, and any pipeline that consumes JSON-LD.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude all use Google and Bing as grounding indexes. When a user asks "what does UCR cost in 2026?" or "when is MCS-150 due if my USDOT ends in 4?", the AI looks for citable sources in the index. A schema.org Dataset with explicit citation back to 49 USC or 49 CFRoutranks generic blog content because it's structured, dated, and verifiable.
We update each dataset whenever the underlying rule changes - currently dated .