MCS-150 Date

The MCS-150 date indicates when a motor carrier identification report or related registration update was last reflected in the source record.

Why It Matters

It helps users judge whether address, fleet, driver, and cargo fields may be current enough for initial review.

Where It Can Be Incomplete

A recent date does not guarantee perfect data, and an old date does not automatically mean the company is invalid.

How To Verify

Check official systems and company-provided documentation when the freshness of registration data matters.

How CarrierDataHub Handles This Field

CarrierDataHub displays MCS-150 Date as a public-record field, not as a live certification. The value is most useful when it is compared with nearby identifiers, source dates, and related fields rather than read in isolation.

Practical Reading Note

A mismatch in MCS-150 Date does not always mean a record is wrong, but it is a reason to slow down and check the source. Common causes include stale filings, abbreviated names, mailing-location changes, older docket history, or a company acting in more than one transportation role.