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New entrepreneur trucking company registration. We educate new DOT carriers that need to signup with department of transportation. https://fmcsaregistration.com/FMCSA databases, register for a USDOT number, pay UCR online, order company safety profiles, challenge FMCSA audits and much more such as hot shot authority. https://fmcsaregistration.com/hot-shot-trucking/ Help Center: https://fmcsaregistration.zendesk.com/hc/en-us
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Calling all trucker heroes and insurance wranglers! Buckle up for another wild ride with the Trucking Risk and Insurance Podcast. Two grey-bearded safety guys take their irreverent look at the trucking pitfalls, risks, and trouble with trucking insurance. They invite the trucking elite on the show to discuss. This week, John and Chris, are swerving past potholes of peril to deliver the straight goods on keeping your rig safe and your insurance rates lower than a limbo dancer in flip-flops. W ...
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We're a big happy family in the Trucking Nation, so we try and keep it on the lighter side of things. Now of course I will update you on important trucking news and all those fun FMCSA updates, as well as, any extra tid bits you all need to know. We have tons of guests lined up to interview and offer their expertise on financial topics, technology, compliance updates, and trucking business information.
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What Da Truck Podcast is the Newest, Freshest Hottest Trucking Podcast that will be informative and focus on All Things Trucking, News, Transportation, Warehousing, Distribution, DOT, FMCSA, Maintenance, Supply Chains, and Logistics all while delivering a truckload of fun! We will be here to help our fellow Truckers and communities stay abreast about all things trucking. And remember, everything you touch; a trucker brought it to you!
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The Next Gen Trucking Association is a membership-based advocacy group solely dedicated to advancing the trucking industry as a career choice for the next generation through nationwide education and awareness initiatives. As a leading national nonprofit trade association, Next Gen Trucking Association (NGT) inspires, educates, and provides resources for young people and schools and promotes opportunities within the trucking industry. This podcast is all about steering the next generation tow ...
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Evan Lockridge is a veteran broadcaster and award-winning trucking journalist. “Eyes on the Road” discusses trucking industry hot topics for drivers and fleet managers. The series is presented by PrePass, providers of weigh station bypass, toll payment services and trucking technology.
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Something you'd like to hear us discuss? Email TruckTalk@Bendix.com Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems develops and supplies leading-edge active safety technologies, energy management solutions, plus Bendix brand air brake charging and control systems for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles across North America. Truck Talk with Bendix is hosted by Denise L. Rondini, president of Rondini Communications, a communications company covering the trucking industry. Projects include: magazine feature art ...
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During this podcast, key points included expressions of gratitude to sponsors and introductions of FMCSA guests Nikki McDavid and Becky Rehburg. Nikki provided an overview of the FMCSA's Commercial Driver's License Division, particularly highlighting the Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot Program (SDAPP), its origins, objectives, and the application …
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Starting as an owner-operator can be a rewarding but challenging endeavor. Here are the steps to help you get started: 1. Self-Assessment Evaluate Your Experience: Ensure you have sufficient driving experience and a good safety record. Assess Financial Stability: Make sure you have enough savings for initial expenses and a financial cushion. 2. Obt…
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Send us a Text Message. Revolutionizing Last-Mile Delivery with Anar from Senpex In this episode of the Trucking Risk and Insurance Podcast, hosts Chris and John welcome Anar from Senpex, a company specializing in last-mile delivery services. Anar discusses the growth of the last-mile delivery segment, especially around the COVID-19 pandemic, and h…
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Send us a Text Message. Boosting Profits in Trucking with Healy Labs' Universal Data Integration In this episode of the Trucking Risk and Insurance Podcast, Todd Haselhorst from Heale Labs explains how their technology can help trucking and logistics companies add 2% to their bottom line by integrating and standardizing data from multiple systems. …
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The meeting discussed the Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot Program, focusing on how it addresses the driver shortage issue in the trucking industry by training candidates aged 18 to 21. Tim and Joe highlighted their company's participation reasons, program setup, trainer requirements, and benefits for young drivers. Feedback from participants indic…
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Send us a Text Message. In this episode of the Trucking Risk and Insurance Podcast, hosts John and Chris welcome Heather Fry from Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT). Heather discusses the rebranding of TAT and their expansion into various industries including the bus and energy sectors. She sheds light on the issue of human trafficking, its various…
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Hydroxyzine itself is not typically known to cause a positive result on a standard drug test. Standard drug tests, such as urine drug tests or blood tests, are typically designed to detect specific drugs of abuse, such as opioids, amphetamines, cannabinoids (THC), cocaine, benzodiazepines, and other illicit substances. Hydroxyzine is an antihistami…
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Filing a DOT (Department of Transportation) number application is necessary for certain individuals and businesses involved in commercial transportation and certain other activities regulated by the DOT. Here are some reasons why you might need to file a DOT number application: Commercial Motor Carrier: If you operate a commercial motor vehicle (CM…
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A drug and alcohol consortium typically refers to a program or organization that manages drug and alcohol testing programs for employers, particularly in industries where safety is a significant concern, such as transportation (e.g., trucking and aviation), construction, and manufacturing. These consortiums help employers ensure that their employee…
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An MC (Motor Carrier) number is typically required by businesses and individuals engaged in interstate commerce involving commercial motor vehicles in the United States. Here are some common entities that may need an MC number: Motor Carriers: This includes companies or individuals that operate commercial motor vehicles, such as trucks or buses, fo…
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A positive DOT (Department of Transportation) drug test indicates that an individual has tested positive for the presence of prohibited drugs or substances in their system as part of a mandatory drug testing program for employees in safety-sensitive positions within the transportation industry. Here are some key facts about positive DOT drug tests:…
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A BOC-3 form, also known as a "Designation of Agents for Service of Process" form, is a document that is required by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) in the United States. The purpose of the BOC-3 form is to designate registered agents and their addresses who will accept legal documents on behalf of a motor carrier, broker, o…
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"New Mexico" can refer to a few different things, so I'll provide information on the most common interpretations: The U.S. State of New Mexico: New Mexico is one of the 50 states in the United States, located in the southwestern region of the country. Its capital city is Santa Fe, and its largest city is Albuquerque. New Mexico is known for its div…
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The term "IRP" can refer to different things depending on the context. In various fields and industries, "IRP" may stand for different concepts or organizations. Here are a few possible interpretations: The need for an IRP depends on the specific context and the goals or requirements of trucks, organizations, or fleets. It's important to identify t…
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is responsible for regulating and overseeing safety standards for commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) in the United States. Part of their safety regulations includes drug and alcohol testing requirements, which also apply to post-accident situations. When it comes to post-accident drug testing, t…
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To obtain a DOT (Department of Transportation) medical card in the United States, you need to follow these steps: Find a Certified Medical Examiner: You must visit a healthcare provider who is listed on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA) National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners (NRCME). These medical professionals are…
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A "dot decal" typically refers to a sticker or decal that displays the DOT (Department of Transportation) number on a commercial vehicle. DOT numbers are required by the U.S. Department of Transportation for various purposes, including tracking and regulating commercial vehicles. The specific requirements for DOT decals can vary depending on the ju…
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UCR can stand for various things depending on the context. Here are some common mean in trucking We offer full trucking authority packages to make the launching of your trucking company business go more smoothly. The Department of Transportation regulates safety so doing it right in the begging is very important. If you have any questions please ca…
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Send us a Text Message. This episode of the Trucking Risk and Insurance Podcast features guests Justin Allen and Mark Brest from HDVI, discussing their innovative, telematics-based pricing model for trucking insurance. This model offers a more accurate, performance-based approach to insurance pricing, focusing particularly on small to mid-sized fle…
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BOI tax" typically refers to the Board of Investment (BOI) tax incentives or benefits that may be available in certain countries. The Board of Investment is a government agency or authority that promotes and facilitates investments in a country. They often offer tax incentives and other benefits to attract foreign and domestic investments. These ta…
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Closing or canceling a DOT (Department of Transportation) number typically involves a few steps. Please note that the exact process may vary depending on your jurisdiction and specific circumstances. Here are the general steps to close a DOT number: Notify the FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration): Visit the website and log in to your…
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Motor carrier numbers, often referred to as MC numbers, are unique identifiers issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) in the United States. These numbers are used to track and regulate interstate commercial motor carriers and ensure their compliance with safety regulations. Motor carrier numbers are essential for various …
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Send us a Text Message. Pictures of "The Witches Inn" https://www.tenfourmagazine.com/2014/06/cover-features/the-witches-inn/ John Farquhar Summit Risk Solutions: summitrisksolutions.ca 1 226 802-2762 John@summitrisksolutions.ca Chris Harris Safety Dawg Inc: safetydawg.com Chris@SafetyDawg.com 1 905 973 7056 Keeping it Safety Dawg Simple! #trucksaf…
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Applying for motor carrier authority, often referred to as an operating authority or MC number, is a necessary step if you intend to operate a commercial motor vehicle in the United States for interstate commerce. Here are the general steps you need to follow to apply for motor carrier authority: Determine Your Eligibility: Ensure you meet the elig…
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Getting your own authority for trucking means establishing your own trucking company and obtaining the necessary permits and licenses to operate legally. Here are the general steps to get your own authority for trucking in the United States: Business Planning: Decide on your trucking niche: Determine the type of freight you want to transport, such …
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The time it takes to obtain a DOT (Department of Transportation) number in the United States can vary depending on several factors, including the specific type of DOT number you need and the efficiency of the processing agency. Here are some general guidelines: USDOT Number: If you are applying for a USDOT number, which is required for most commerc…
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Farm exemptions refer to various tax, regulatory, and legal benefits or allowances provided to agricultural operations or farmers. These exemptions are typically designed to support and incentivize farming activities and help farmers manage their operations more effectively. The specific exemptions available can vary by country, state, or jurisdict…
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A DOT (Department of Transportation) physical is a medical examination required for individuals who operate commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) in the United States. It is a standardized medical evaluation that ensures drivers meet specific health and fitness criteria to safely operate these vehicles. Here are some key aspects of DOT physicals: Purpos…
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Becoming a box truck owner-operator for Amazon is a business venture that involves several steps and considerations. Here's a general outline of what you need to do: Get the Necessary Equipment: Purchase or lease a box truck that meets Amazon's requirements. The specific type and size of the truck may vary depending on the type of deliveries you wa…
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Drug testing time limits can vary based on the type of drug test being conducted and the specific drugs being screened for. Here are some common types of drug tests and their respective time frames for detecting drug use: Urine Drug Test: Most common drugs are detectable in urine for a few days to several weeks, depending on factors such as the dru…
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As of my last knowledge update in and coming into January 2025, the physical requirements for a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical exam for commercial drivers in the United States typically include the following aspects: Vision: Commercial drivers are required to have at least 20/40 vision in each eye with or without correction. They shoul…
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The term "DOT" can have various meanings depending on the context. Here are some common interpretations: Department of Transportation: In many countries, including the United States, the DOT refers to the government agency responsible for overseeing transportation-related matters. These agencies typically manage road infrastructure, public transit …
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As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, I don't have specific information on any new tax laws for truck drivers or the trucking industry implemented after that date. Tax laws are subject to change, and it's important to check with relevant tax authorities or consult with a tax professional to get the most accurate and up-to-date information…
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Mark Mutton from Inflection Point shared his journey from an electrical engineer to staffing, founding the company in 2019. Their recruitment approach utilizes AI tools like chat GPT for personalized messaging, aiming for successful placements by matching candidate values with company culture. Inflection Point's in-house programming team develops A…
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Roman Garcia shared becoming a business owner, influenced by family, his early hands-on experience with truck maintenance, and how a high school program at STC shaped his career path. Roman highlighted the importance of practical training for aspiring technicians and challenges faced by young students gaining hands-on experience. He stressed the ne…
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Drug testing refers to the process of analyzing biological specimens, such as urine, blood, saliva, or hair, to detect the presence of drugs or their metabolites in a person's system. These tests are conducted for various purposes, including pre-employment screening, ensuring safety in the workplace, monitoring individuals on probation or parole, a…
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For Department of Transportation (DOT) physical exams, including those for commercial drivers, the requirements for diabetes management typically involve ensuring that the condition is well-controlled and does not pose a risk to the individual or others on the road. Here are some general guidelines: Medical Examination: The individual must undergo …
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Starting a trucking business can be both exciting and challenging. Here are some steps to get you started: Business Plan: Outline your business goals, target market, services you'll offer, expenses, and revenue projections. This will serve as your roadmap. Legal Structure: Decide on the legal structure of your business (e.g., sole proprietorship, p…
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Department of Transportation (DOT) inspectors typically look for compliance with safety regulations and standards for various modes of transportation, including commercial motor vehicles (CMVs), such as trucks and buses, as well as railways, pipelines, and maritime vessels. Here are some common things DOT inspectors look for: Vehicle Inspections: I…
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Commercial truck permits are legal documents issued by government authorities that allow trucks to operate on public roads for commercial purposes. These permits ensure compliance with various regulations related to road safety, vehicle weight, size, and environmental standards. The specific permits required may vary depending on factors such as th…
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Starting a trucking company can be both challenging and rewarding. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started: Research and Planning: Understand the trucking industry, market demand, competition, and regulations. Identify your target market, such as local, regional, or long-haul transportation. Develop a business plan outlining your compan…
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Pressure limits can vary depending on the context in which you're referring to them. Here are a few examples: Blood Pressure Limits: As mentioned earlier, blood pressure limits are typically measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg). The normal range for blood pressure is generally considered to be around 120/80 mmHg, but this can vary based on fac…
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DOT (Department of Transportation) drug testing requirements are regulations established by the United States Department of Transportation to ensure safety in transportation industries. These regulations mandate drug and alcohol testing for employees in safety-sensitive positions, such as truck drivers, pilots, railroad workers, and others. Here ar…
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A drug and alcohol program typically refers to a structured set of interventions, treatments, and support systems designed to address issues related to substance abuse and addiction. These programs can vary widely in their approaches, but they often include elements such as education about the risks of substance abuse, counseling or therapy for ind…
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A medical card typically refers to a card or document that provides proof of eligibility for healthcare services or benefits. In some contexts, it could refer to: Health insurance card: This card is provided by health insurance companies to their members and is used to access medical services covered by the insurance plan. Medicaid card: In the Uni…
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A car hauler is a type of trailer or truck designed specifically for transporting vehicles. These haulers come in various sizes and configurations, but they are typically equipped with ramps, hydraulic lift systems, or other mechanisms to load and unload vehicles safely and efficiently. There are two main types of car haulers: Open Car Hauler: This…
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The requirements for a Department of Transportation (DOT) medical exam can vary slightly depending on the specific regulations of the country or region, but here are the typical components: Medical History Review: The examiner will review your medical history to check for any conditions that might affect your ability to safely operate a commercial …
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Personal Conveyance regulations typically refer to rules governing the use of commercial vehicles for personal reasons by drivers who are off-duty. These regulations are important for truck drivers and other commercial vehicle operators to understand to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations. Here are some key points typically associa…
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The Federal Med Card physical, officially known as the DOT (Department of Transportation) physical, is a mandatory medical examination for commercial drivers in the United States. This examination is required to ensure that drivers are physically fit to operate commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) safely. During the DOT physical, a certified medical ex…
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in the United States, individuals who need a DOT (Department of Transportation) medical card are commercial drivers who operate vehicles that fall under specific criteria. These criteria include: Vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 10,001 pounds or more. Vehicles designed to transport more than 15 passengers (including the driver)…
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