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Don’t wait until the last minute to prepare. AFS DOT helps new motor carriers organize and review their compliance records before an FMCSA New Entrant Safety Audit.
AFS DOT helps new motor carriers understand and prepare for the FMCSA New Entrant Safety Audit by organizing key records, reviewing important compliance areas, and identifying gaps that may need attention.
Whether you recently received operating authority or are still building your compliance program, we help make the audit preparation process clearer and easier to manage.
Our goal is to help you stay organized, understand what may be reviewed, and prepare the documentation and compliance records needed for a smoother audit process.
Audit Preparation Guidance
We help you understand the key areas commonly reviewed during a New Entrant Safety Audit and organize the records you may need to provide.
Compliance Record Review
AFS DOT can assist with reviewing Driver Qualification Files, Hours of Service records, drug and alcohol compliance documents, vehicle maintenance records, and other important carrier documentation.
Support Beyond the Audit
Our team can also assist with MCS-150 updates, UCR registration, FMCSA Clearinghouse requirements, DQ Files, Drug & Alcohol Consortium support, and other ongoing trucking compliance needs.
Provide your USDOT number and any audit information you've received.
We review the applicable records and identify potential missing documentation.
Organize your documents for the audit process.
Our compliance team assists you with preparation and questions throughout the process.
It is an FMCSA review used to evaluate whether a new motor carrier has basic safety management controls in place.
Applicable new interstate motor carriers enter FMCSA's New Entrant Safety Assurance Program.
The timing depends on the carrier's operation and FMCSA's New Entrant process.
Records may include driver, hours-of-service, drug and alcohol, vehicle, accident, insurance, and other safety documentation applicable to your operation.
No. AFS DOT is an independent compliance service and can assist with preparation and organization; FMCSA conducts the audit.
Get prepared with clear, practical support from AFS DOT. We help new motor carriers review important compliance records, identify missing documentation, and organize the information commonly needed for a New Entrant Safety Audit.
