Hazardous materials violations carry the highest penalties in transportation law. Texas Lone Star DOT Consultants ensures your hazmat program is fully compliant with FMCSA and PHMSA regulations — before an investigator finds out it isn't.
Hazmat non-compliance isn't just a regulatory problem — it's a public safety issue. The penalties reflect that.
49 CFR Parts 390–397 govern the transportation of hazardous materials by motor carrier. Violations can result in civil penalties up to $84,425 per violation per day.
49 CFR Parts 100–185 (the Hazardous Materials Regulations) govern the classification, packaging, marking, labeling, and documentation of hazmat shipments.
Hazmat violations carry some of the highest penalties in transportation law. A single uninspected shipment can result in fines exceeding $80,000 and criminal liability.
From compliance reviews to training delivery and security plan development — we cover every aspect of your hazmat program.
A comprehensive review of your hazardous materials program against FMCSA and PHMSA regulations. We examine every element an investigator will look at — shipping papers, placarding, packaging, driver training, and emergency response procedures.
Don't risk a $80,000+ fine.
Our hazmat compliance experts will assess your program and correct every deficiency before a regulator finds it.
Schedule a ReviewMany carriers are required to register with PHMSA and obtain state permits before transporting hazardous materials. We ensure your registration is current, accurate, and covers every commodity you haul.
Don't risk a $80,000+ fine.
Our hazmat compliance experts will assess your program and correct every deficiency before a regulator finds it.
Schedule a ReviewFederal regulations require all hazmat employees to receive initial and recurrent training. We develop and deliver compliant training programs tailored to the specific hazmat functions your employees perform.
Don't risk a $80,000+ fine.
Our hazmat compliance experts will assess your program and correct every deficiency before a regulator finds it.
Schedule a ReviewCarriers transporting certain quantities of select hazardous materials are required to have a written security plan. We develop PHMSA-compliant security plans and train your personnel on implementation.
Don't risk a $80,000+ fine.
Our hazmat compliance experts will assess your program and correct every deficiency before a regulator finds it.
Schedule a ReviewA proven four-step process that takes your hazmat program from vulnerable to bulletproof.
We conduct a full review of your current hazmat program — identifying gaps in training, documentation, registration, and security planning.
We correct every deficiency found — updating shipping papers, training records, security plans, and registration filings.
We deliver compliant hazmat training to all affected employees and create the documentation required to prove compliance.
Hazmat regulations change frequently. We monitor regulatory updates and keep your program current so you're never caught off guard.
Penalties Up to $84,425 Per Violation Per Day.
Hazmat non-compliance is not a minor infraction. Let us audit your program before the FMCSA does.
A hazmat employee is anyone who, in the course of employment, directly affects hazmat transportation safety. This includes drivers, loaders, packers, dispatchers, and anyone who prepares shipping papers — not just the person physically handling the material.
Hazmat employees must receive recurrent training at least once every three years. New employees must be trained within 90 days of hire and may not perform unsupervised hazmat functions until training is complete.
Carriers transporting certain quantities of select hazardous materials — including explosives, radioactive materials, and large quantities of other hazmat — must register annually with PHMSA. We determine whether your operation triggers the registration requirement and handle the filing.
High SMS scores in the Hazardous Materials BASIC, a roadside inspection with hazmat violations, a hazmat incident or spill, or a complaint can all trigger a focused investigation. We help you address SMS scores proactively before an investigation is opened.
Don't find out during an investigation. Call Texas Lone Star DOT today and let our hazmat compliance experts assess your program from top to bottom.
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