You need the pool, the filings, or a desk. Not a brochure.
Long Haul Compliance. Seymour, TN. We've been doing DOT work for 40+ years. You call (865) 269-9311 and talk to someone who actually does this.
Consortium is $99 a year if you just need the drug and alcohol pool. Filing help is $59 a month. A small-fleet desk is $149 a month plus $35 a driver.
Who is this for?
One truck, and all you need is a real random pool and someone watching the calendar. $99 a year.
One truck, and you don't want to keep doing IFTA and the annual paperwork yourself. $59 a month.
A few trucks, and you want a person instead of a portal. $149 a month, plus $35 a driver after the second driver.
A named desk. Three trucks minimum. It is not a one-truck upsell. $349 a month.
State and federal fees are separate. They go to the state or the IRS, not to us.
What do you actually file?
Drug and alcohol consortium for the Part 382 pool. Quarterly IFTA. MCS-150 biennial updates and operating-authority changes. IRP, UCR, state permits, and trailer tag renewals. Form 2290 e-file, with the stamped Schedule 1 back so plates can move.
That's the list. If it isn't one of those, we don't sell it on this page.
Drug & Alcohol Consortium
DOT-mandated substance testing programs for motor carriers and owner-operators.
Learn more about Drug & Alcohol ConsortiumFuel Tax Filing (IFTA)
Quarterly IFTA reporting and fuel-tax recordkeeping for interstate carriers.
Learn more about Fuel Tax Filing (IFTA)MCS-150 Filing & Updates
Biennial USDOT updates, new MCS-150 filings, and operating-authority changes.
Learn more about MCS-150 Filing & UpdatesPermit & Tag Renewals
Apportioned plates (IRP), UCR, state permits, and trailer tag renewals.
Learn more about Permit & Tag RenewalsForm 2290 Filing (Heavy Vehicle Use Tax)
IRS Form 2290 e-filing and stamped Schedule 1s for trucks 55,000 lbs and up.
Learn more about Form 2290 Filing (Heavy Vehicle Use Tax)
Why call Seymour?
The desk is in Seymour, TN. We've done DOT compliance work for 40+ years. The person who picks up can talk through a Part 382 pool, an MCS-150 confirmation, and what an investigator actually asks for.
- Audit-ready driver qualification and HOS files
- Random drug & alcohol consortium administration
- On-time MCS-150 biennial updates
- Quarterly IFTA filings, IRP renewals, UCR and state permits
- Personal, US-based support, no offshore call centers
Where do you work from?
One desk, in Seymour. Carriers in the Southeast cities already listed on this site reach that desk by phone and email. We do not open a second office in those cities.
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What are the four prices?
Consortium is $99 a year. OO Filing is $59 a month. Small Fleet Desk is $149 a month plus $35 a driver after 2. Managed is $349 a month and starts at three trucks. The same table, with the state links, is on the Tennessee page: https://longhaulcompliance.com/service-areas/tennessee
Is Managed for a single truck?
No. Managed is a named desk with a three-truck minimum. A one-truck operation belongs on Consortium or OO Filing.
Do you have an office in my city?
No. The desk is in Seymour, TN. There is no street address on this site. You call, or you write.
What should I have in front of me when I call?
Your USDOT number if you have one, how many trucks and CDL drivers you run, and which deadline you're up against. Pool, quarterly fuel tax, MCS-150, plates, or Form 2290.
Do you only work with Tennessee carriers?
No. The desk is in Seymour. Interstate filings for carriers based in the other Southeast states we already list are handled from that same desk, by phone and email.
Stay compliant. Stay on the road.
Call (865) 269-9311. You'll get the Seymour desk.