Credential and Training Requirements Flashcards
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Which continuing education requirement must CTB (Certified Transportation Broker) holders fulfill to maintain their certification?
Answer: Complete 20 CEUs every two years
TIA requires CTB holders to earn 20 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) within each two-year recertification cycle.
Under 49 CFR Part 371, freight brokers are required to keep records of each brokered transaction for a minimum of how long?
Answer: 3 years
49 CFR 371.3 mandates that freight brokers retain transaction records for a minimum of three years.
Which entity has the authority to revoke a freight broker's operating authority for repeated violations of federal regulations?
Answer: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
FMCSA has the statutory authority to suspend or revoke freight broker operating authority for regulatory violations.
A freight broker who operates without a valid FMCSA operating authority is subject to civil penalties of up to how much per violation per day?
Answer: $16,000
FMCSA can assess civil penalties of up to $16,000 per violation per day for operating as an unlicensed freight broker.
What is the purpose of the Unified Registration System (URS) as it relates to freight broker credentialing?
Answer: To consolidate all FMCSA registrations into a single online system
The URS streamlines the registration process by merging FMCSA's various registration systems into one unified platform.
When a freight broker applies for authority, approximately how long does the FMCSA protest period last during which carriers or other parties can challenge the application?
Answer: 10 days
FMCSA allows a 10-day protest period after publishing a broker's authority application in the Federal Register.
Which professional certification specifically focuses on freight brokerage and is recognized as the industry standard credential in the US?
Answer: Certified Transportation Broker (CTB)
The CTB designation, awarded by TIA, is the premier professional certification for freight brokers in the United States.