Every Federal Motor Carrier Safety Reg. In your hand.
Michigan is the auto industry's hazmat freight ground zero — battery cells, paint solvents, and a Canadian border. A Level I touches eight CFR parts. RegLogic carries all of them — federal, hazmat, and the Michigan overlay — in one search.
Ambassador Bridge plaza, second shift. A Canadian-origin trailer with a UN number you've seen exactly once in academy. The Canadian manifest uses TDG language; your federal book treats the placard differently. CBP is ready to release. The customs officer on shift wants a fast read so the line behind him doesn't back up onto the bridge deck.
Three lookups every MSP MCD shift makes. In RegLogic, they take seconds.
Hours of service, in two taps
A driver tells you he's been hauling auto parts since 0500. RegLogic puts §395.3, the 14-hour window, and Michigan's Act 300 intrastate variations on one screen. No flipping. No second-guessing.
Brake adjustment + CVSA OOS, side by side
Stroke on axle three measures long. RegLogic shows §393.47's max stroke and the CVSA out-of-service threshold (20%) in the same paragraph. Your decision is on screen, not in two binders.
Hazmat with the Michigan overlay built in
A Canadian-origin trailer with a UN number that uses TDG language. RegLogic shows §172.504 federal, the Michigan EGLE overlay, the TDG-to-HMR translation, and the ERG guide page — on one screen. The state binder stays in the trunk.
Federal text. State overlay. Cross-references. One paragraph.
No other regulatory reference shows you what Michigan's overlay does to a federal section in the same view. RegLogic pulls federal feeds nightly and lays the state's modifications right where you read.
Same color-coded format MSP troopers know from the print Field Guide — built into a search engine that knows the Ambassador Bridge and the I-94 EV battery corridor.
30 minutes. Your scenarios. No pitch deck.
We'll walk an MSP-typical inspection — driver logs, brake stroke, DQ file, hazmat with the EGLE overlay and the TDG translation — through RegLogic. No pitch deck. No procurement pressure. Just the tool, on your shift's actual scenarios.