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The Short Answer FMCSA’s crash statistics are useful, but they are not complete enough to be the only data source guiding a motor carrier’s fleet safety program. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration uses crash records to identify national trends and prioritize carriers for possible intervention. Fleets can use the same information to compare their […]

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A fleet rarely outgrows its safety department overnight and the warning signs usually appear one at a time. Does this sound like you? A safety manager who once knew every driver by name is now responsible for multiple terminals. Driver qualification files take longer to review. Vehicle permits are spread across several portals. New-hire onboarding […]

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Many construction companies assume Driver Qualification Files only apply to trucking companies or employees hired specifically as commercial drivers. That assumption can create a serious compliance gap. If your employees drive dump trucks, service trucks, bucket trucks, utility vehicles, pickup-and-trailer combinations, or other qualifying commercial motor vehicles, your comp...

Prepare your small fleet for 2026 Brake Safety Week, Aug. 23–29, with practical brake inspection, maintenance, drum and rotor management tips. For a small motor carrier, one vehicle placed out of service can disrupt an eFor a small motor carrier, one vehicle placed out of service can disrupt an entire operation. A brake violation may […]

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Federal regulators have placed 19 trucking-related rulemakings on the calendar for possible publication before the end of 2026. The list includes seven regulations in the final-rule stage, one supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking and 11 proposed rules while addressing commercial driver licensing, hours of service, accident reporting, ELD requirements, Drug and Alcohol C...