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Permit Consultation Services for the Trucking Industry

Permit Consultation Services for the Trucking Industry

Obtain Permits, Authorities, and Licenses With Ease for Your Trucking Business

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Guidance

Industry-experts at Canadian Fleet Masters guide you to get the right authorities and permits for starting a trucking company in Canada and USA. We list down the mandatory permits such as CVOR/ NSC US MC/DOT Number, IRP, IFTA, and more so that you hit the road prepared.

Assistance

Canadian Fleet Masters offers you the necessary assistance to obtain the licenses and permits for your trucking business. We assess your business to ensure it meets the minimum eligibility criteria for registration and assist you with the application paperwork.

Processing

Professionals at Canadian Fleet Masters take care of your registration or renewal application processing and paperwork. We ensure you have a hassle-free experience as you register for the relevant permits and authorities in Canada & the USA for your trucking business.

Getting Permits is 3 Steps Away

Discuss Your Requirement

Consultants at Canadian Fleet Masters are available 7 days a week to assist you. Let us know your requirement and we will suggest you the important required permits and licenses in Canada & USA for your trucking business.

Submit Required Paperwork to Get Started

We will share the list of required documents. Once you submit them, we will take care of the application process for you.

Sit Back and Relax While we Get to Work

We handle the paperwork and application procedure. Get the mandatory permits and authorities for your trucking company without any hassle.

Frequently Asked Question's

For Canadian trucking companies, the process varies from province to province if you want to operate only within Canada. For US authority, you must apply to obtain Operating Authority through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) in the form of a Motor Carrier (MC) number and DOT Number. Apart from this, there are some additional permits you might need. You also apply for different types of permits depending on what kind of cargo is being carried. You may need multiple permits to cover multiple types of cargo.

Canadian Fleet Masters provides services to help you understand and apply for the relevant authorities and permits. The paperwork is handled by our consultants to make the process hassle-free for you.

CVOR (Commercial Vehicle Operator's Registration) is needed by operators of trucks with a gross weight or registered gross weight over 4,500 kg that may have been plated in Ontario, US or Mexico. CVOR certificate is not needed by vehicles plated in other Canadian provinces or territories.

NSC (National Safety Code) is required by trucks or commercial vehicles licensed with a gross vehicle weight of more than 5,000 kg. The NSC standards supported by provincial regulations establish minimum safety standards for drivers and maintenance of trucks.

A US MC DOT Number is required by operators dealing in interstate commerce with vehicles that are over 10,000 lbs. It may also be required for carriers hauling hazardous materials.

The cost of getting your trucking permits to operate within Canada and cross the border to the US can be approximately around $1000 to $1200. IRP plate registration cost can be around $2700 to $3000 per year for a single truck. An expert trucking consultant would charge a service fee in addition to these charges. At Canadian Fleet Masters Inc we help you to get all required trucking permits at a very competitive price.

Getting your own trucking authority and permit helps remove the middlemen and you can directly obtain freight from freight brokers, shippers, and load matching services like load boards (Loadlink). Obtaining an authority maximizes your profits and you can eventually grow your one truck trucking company into a big fleet.

Once you get your own trucking permits you can try one of the following methods to find loads: 1. Look for freight brokers in your area. 2. Hire a truck dispatcher. 3. Look loads on load boards. 4. Contact freight companies directly. 5. Ask for referrals from existing customers

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