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REEFER

Newark, NJ

Miami, FL

All-in

$4,250

Per mile

$3.32/mi

Miles

1,282

Weight

39,000 lb

Produce · 34°F · 53 ft

Pickup Thu Oct 8 · Delivery Sun Oct 11

Cold Chain Desk LLC · USDOT 3144088

Authority active · Bond $75,000 · in effect

Unit you will use

HOURS

Not enough hours left today

About 25.6 hours at 50 mph. You can still drive 11 hours today. A 10-consecutive-hour off-duty or sleeper period restores the 11- and 14-hour clocks. It does not pause the weekly cycle.

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24 blocks

The file is empty, so the blocks below are everything a for-hire interstate carrier still has to put on paper.

  • BLOCK

    Legal name missing

    Use the carrier's exact legal name as it appears in Motus.

    49 CFR 390.19

  • BLOCK

    USDOT number missing

    Enter the USDOT number, digits only. In Motus it is the primary federal identifier. Confirm it at motus.dot.gov — this desk does not query FMCSA.

    49 CFR 390.19

  • BLOCK

    Power unit is not marked

    The legal name and USDOT number must be on both sides of the power unit, in contrasting letters at least 2 inches high.

    49 CFR 390.21

  • NOTE

    No authority docket entered

    Motus still issues MC, MX, and FF docket numbers along with USDOT suffixes. Add the docket if older rate confirmations use it. The truck is marked with the USDOT number.

    Motus / 49 CFR Part 365

  • BLOCK

    No motor carrier authority selected

    Posting a truck or hauling a load requires motor carrier authority. A broker-only or forwarder-only registration cannot be the hauling carrier.

    49 CFR Part 365

  • BLOCK

    Interstate authority is not active

    Status is pending. For-hire interstate trips wait until FMCSA shows authority as active. The insurer's filing and a BOC-3 have to be in before authority is granted.

    49 CFR Part 365

  • BLOCK

    No BOC-3 process agent

    For-hire authority needs a BOC-3 designating a process agent. A blank designation holds the authority.

    49 CFR 366

  • BLOCK

    UCR is not current

    Interstate carriers need Unified Carrier Registration for 2026. The fee follows fleet size and is set each year by the UCR Board.

    49 U.S.C. 14504a

  • BLOCK

    BIPD insurance is short

    For-hire property needs at least $750,000 on a BMC-91, BMC-91X, or BMC-82 filed by the insurer. This file shows $0.

    49 CFR 387.9 / 387.303

  • BLOCK

    MCS-90 endorsement missing

    The policy needs the MCS-90 endorsement, or an MCS-82 if you use a surety instead of a policy.

    49 CFR 387.15

  • BLOCK

    Insurance is expired or blank

    Liability coverage has to be in effect on the day of the trip. A lapse takes the authority with it.

    49 CFR 387.301

  • BLOCK

    Biennial update is overdue

    Update the carrier record in Motus at least every 24 months. An overdue update can deactivate the USDOT number.

    49 CFR 390.19

  • BLOCK

    IFTA not marked

    Qualified vehicles in interstate commerce need IFTA fuel-tax registration.

    IFTA Articles of Agreement

  • BLOCK

    IRP not marked

    Apportioned plates are required for qualified vehicles that run in more than one jurisdiction.

    International Registration Plan

  • BLOCK

    Form 2290 not marked

    Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax applies at 55,000 pounds taxable gross weight and above. Keep the stamped Schedule 1 with the cab.

    26 USC 4481

  • BLOCK

    No certified ELD

    Drivers who are not exempt need an ELD that is still on FMCSA's registered list. Name the device. Replace it if FMCSA revokes it.

    49 CFR 395 Subpart B

  • BLOCK

    RODS retention not accepted

    Keep records of duty status and supporting documents for 6 months, and be able to transfer the ELD file at roadside.

    49 CFR 395.8 / 395.11

  • BLOCK

    CDL does not cover this weight

    A combination at 26,001 pounds or more generally needs a Class A CDL. Class B covers a straight truck at that weight, not a tractor-trailer.

    49 CFR 383

  • BLOCK

    Medical card is expired or blank

    A CDL driver needs a current medical certificate from a National Registry examiner, and the state record has to show it.

    49 CFR 391.41 / 391.43

  • BLOCK

    English language requirement not met

    The driver must read and speak English well enough to converse, understand signs, answer officers, and make reports. The 2026 enforcement policy treats a failure as a roadside out-of-service item.

    49 CFR 391.11(b)(2)

  • NOTE

    Entry-level driver training not confirmed

    Drivers who first received a CDL on or after February 7, 2022 need training from a provider on the Training Provider Registry.

    49 CFR 380 Subpart F

  • BLOCK

    Clearinghouse registration missing

    A carrier that uses CDL drivers must be registered in the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse before those drivers operate.

    49 CFR 382.711

  • BLOCK

    Clearinghouse query is stale

    Run a full pre-employment query before a CDL driver operates, and at least a limited query every 12 months.

    49 CFR 382.701

  • BLOCK

    Annual inspection is overdue

    Every CMV needs a periodic inspection at least every 12 months, with proof on the vehicle. The driver still completes a daily vehicle inspection report.

    49 CFR 396.17 / 396.11

  • BLOCK

    Equipment does not match the load

    The load asks for reefer. A reefer can cover a dry van, and a step deck or RGN can cover a standard flatbed. This unit cannot.

    49 CFR 393 / shipper tender

  • BLOCK

    Temperature control required

    The tender calls for 34°F. Only a reefer unit covers it.

    Tender / 49 CFR 393

Saved only on this device. Send the rate confirmation to the broker yourself. This does not tender the load.

Gates follow FMCSA rules as of October 2026, including Motus and the January 16, 2026 broker bond rule. This is not a SAFER, Licensing and Insurance, or Motus query, and it is not legal advice. Confirm the live record before you dispatch.