Prepare Your Business for FMCSA’s New Registration System
- US-Based Compliance Specialists
- FMCSA Filing Support
- Secure Authorization Guidance
What Is MOTUS?
Motus is FMCSA’s new registration and management system for USDOT holders. The system is intended to streamline registration actions and give users a more centralized way to manage required information, records, and filings.
Whether you operate one commercial vehicle or manage a larger fleet, your USDOT profile accuracy matters. MOTUS is expected to become an important part of how regulated entities interact with FMCSA going forward.
Centralized Registration
MOTUS is expected to bring key FMCSA registration actions into a more unified system.
Improved Security
The platform is designed to support stronger account access, identity verification, and data protection.
Provider Authorization
MOTUS is expected to support a more secure way for businesses to work with trusted compliance providers.
Why MOTUS Matters for Your Business?
BOC-3 Checklist
- Confirm your FMCSA Portal account is active
- Verify your company official information
- Confirm company information is accurate
- Prepare for updated account access requirements
- Avoid unsafe PIN or credential sharing
- Work with properly authorized compliance support
- Stay ready for future FMCSA filing changes
A Better Way to Work With Compliance Providers
Dakota Group supports secure compliance practices.
Our team helps clients prepare for MOTUS while avoiding unsafe credential sharing and unnecessary account access risk.
Why File Your BOC-3 With Dakota Group?
FMCSA filings can appear simple, but mistakes, missing information, or misunderstanding the process can create delays. Dakota Group gives you a real compliance team to help your business move forward.
US-Based Compliance Specialists
Work with trained professionals who understand FMCSA filings, commercial vehicle compliance, and the administrative burden carriers face.
Expert MOTUS Registration Support
Our team helps you understand what MOTUS means for your business and what steps may be required.
FMCSA Registration Guidance
We assist with USDOT-related updates, biennial updates, operating authority support, and related compliance filings.
Secure Client Support Model
We help clients prepare for safer, authorization-based access instead of outdated practices like credential sharing.
No Unsafe Credential Sharing
You should avoid sharing Login.gov credentials, passwords, USDOT PINs, or other sensitive information with any third party.
Ongoing Compliance Support
We help businesses stay organized for future deadlines, registration updates, and filing requirements.
Who Should Prepare for MOTUS?
You should review your FMCSA registration status if your company has or needs:
- A USDOT Number
- Operating authority
- Motor carrier registration
- Broker or freight forwarder authority
- Biennial update filings
- Company information updates
- Insurance or financial responsibility filings
- BOC-3-related coordination
- Multiple internal users who need access to FMCSA records
- A compliance provider helping manage filings
- Stay ready for future FMCSA filing changes
Our MOTUS Registration Support Process
Review Your Current FMCSA Portal Profile
We help review your company’s current USDOT and FMCSA registration information to identify outdated or inconsistent details.
Identify Required Updates
If your legal name, DBA, address, phone number, ownership, operation type, vehicle count, driver count, mileage, cargo classification, or operating status has changed, your profile may need to be updated.
Prepare for MOTUS Access
We help you understand the steps needed to prepare for MOTUS, including account access, internal ownership, and authorized provider support.
Complete Required Filings
Dakota Group assists with FMCSA registration-related filings and compliance updates so your records are handled accurately and professionally.
Maintain Ongoing Compliance
After the filing is complete, we help you stay organized for future deadlines, profile changes, and compliance requirements.
Protect Your FMCSA Account Information
What To Do
- Work with trusted compliance professionals
- Use proper authorization methods
- Keep internal ownership of your account
- Review your FMCSA information regularly
- Keep records organized
What To Avoid
- Sharing Login.gov credentials
- Sharing passwords by email or text
- Giving uncontrolled access to third parties
- Ignoring outdated USDOT profile information
- Waiting until a filing deadline or an enforcement issue