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SCAC Code

The Standard Carrier Alpha Code is a standardized system that assigns unique two to four-letter codes to trucking companies. The National Motor Freight Traffic Association developed the code in the late 1960s to computerize information and records in the transportation industry. The SCAC code at the customs entry to locate important information and shipment documents on a computer system when dealing with many freight companies. These include the bill of lading, freight bill, packing list, purchase order, and many more. Some motor carriers will not allow you to pull their freight unless you have a SCAC code.

The Standard Carrier Alfa Code is a privately controlled US code for the identification of road transport companies. The SCAC Code is a unique code developed, assigned, and maintained by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association. It is a two-to-four letter used by the transportation industry to identify freight carriers in computer systems and shipping documents such as Bill of Lading, Freight Bill, Packing List, Purchase Order, and many more. Motor carriers should also have other licenses and permit to stay in compliance. These include IFTA Fuel Tax Returns, MC Authority, 2290 Filing, IRP Plates, and others. SCACs are assigned based on the first letter in the company’s name. Also, if your company name contains a personal name, your SCAC Code will start with the last name and will be listed that way on the Certificate of SCAC Assignment. Global Multi Services, a one-stop destination that provides solutions to your permit needs. Reach out to us today to obtain your SCAC Code without delay.