Keep clients supported
Give a small carrier a useful next step when a compliance question falls outside the insurance conversation.
For commercial trucking insurance agents
The honest FMCSA tool you can hand your clients
TruckCompliant decodes a carrier's public FMCSA record into a clear obligation checklist, with official citations, real government fees, and free filing links.
Build a client linkHow it helps your book
Reduce repeat questions
The report explains what applies, why it matters, and where the carrier can verify it on an official site.
Be the trustworthy advisor
TruckCompliant separates real government fees from service charges and flags free filings such as the MCS-150.
What your clients see
FREE CARRIER REPORT
A clear view of the carrier record
Authority and operating status, MCS-150 timing, obligations matched to how the carrier operates, and the source behind every requirement.
Government fee: shown separately
MCS-150 biennial update: free to file
Official citation and .gov link included
Build your referral link
Create a simple link to the free carrier lookup and share it when a client needs a clearer answer.
Your shareable link
The link records that an insurance professional shared the tool. Your agency name is not shown as a verified identity.
A checklist you can hand to a new carrier
Open the print-friendly new authority checklist for official links, citations, and government fees drawn from the same obligation registry as the carrier report.
Open the new authority checklistAn honest boundary
TruckCompliant is not affiliated with FMCSA, USDOT, or any government agency. We explain and organize public information. We never file or submit anything, and the carrier always completes the final step on the official government site.
Questions from agents
Does TruckCompliant replace a compliance professional?
No. TruckCompliant explains public FMCSA records, organizes obligations, and links to official sources. It does not provide legal advice or file forms for a carrier.
Does the client report cost anything?
The carrier report is free. It separates government fees from third-party service charges and identifies free filings, including the MCS-150 biennial update.
What does the referral link do?
It records that an insurance professional introduced the visitor to TruckCompliant. The referral value is attribution only and is never presented as a verified agency identity.