Established carriers
Training and consulting for carriers on the road
A trained team and organized records mean fewer violations and calmer audits.
Hours-of-service training
The 11-hour, 14-hour and 60/70-hour limits, the 30-minute break, the exceptions, and the mistakes that lead to violations — for drivers and dispatchers.
Moving to electronic logs or changing providers
A transition plan, set-up, driver training and follow-up through the first weeks.
Audit readiness
A practice review of your files, a list of gaps and a corrective plan.
Driver qualification files
Building or reviewing each driver's file and keeping track of renewals.
IFTA reporting
Collecting miles and fuel and preparing the quarterly reports.
Safety and maintenance
Written policies, inspections, maintenance records, a DVIR routine, and how roadside inspections affect your CSA scores.
How we work
Assess, plan, train, follow up
Assess
We learn how your company and your records work today.
Plan
What we fix, and in what order.
Train and implement
With your team, on your own files.
Follow up
We make sure the improvement lasts.
Who we work with
Owner-operators, new carriers and growing fleets
- Owner-operators
- New carriers in their first eighteen months
- Small and mid-size fleets
- Fleets moving to electronic logs