The U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Clearinghouse has become an essential tool for strengthening road safety and ensuring that commercial drivers comply with alcohol and drug regulations.

This book was created for commercial drivers who travel on U.S. highways, with the goal of helping them develop the English skills needed to achieve success as professional drivers.

Today, we're busting the most common myths to help you avoid costly penalties and ensure you stay compliant with the law.

At Trucking Services and Logistic, we’re here to support you every step of the way through the Return to Duty process, providing the tools you need to restore your license and return to work as soon as possible.

With the goal of promoting training for those in the transportation sector, Trucking Services & Logistic offers “Academy on Wheels” , an...

Support Your Drivers. Protect Your Business A recent Executive Order from the U.S. Government now requires English proficiency for CDL...

If you are a CDL driver or a transportation company owner, you must know that updating your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) information in the Clearinghouse is not optional—it’s mandatory.

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The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has announced new measures to enhance road safety. Among them is a nationwide review of how Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs) are issued and validated—especially those issued out-of-state or internationally.

The FMCSA Clearinghouse is a federal database that tracks drug and alcohol violations by CDL drivers. Since 2020, every trucking company must check this system when hiring new drivers and conduct annual queries on all current drivers.

A surprise DOT audit can leave you with a hefty fine. Many carriers fail to properly retain the required documents, putting themselves at serious risk of severe penalties.

📅 May 13–15 | CVSA International Roadcheck. During this 72-hour period, thousands of vehicles will be pulled over for rigorous inspections.

Paper medical certificates will no longer be valid starting June 23, 2025. This move aims to streamline compliance and reduce administrative errors.

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) has scheduled its annual International Roadcheck for May 13–15, 2025. This 72-hour event is the largest targeted enforcement program on commercial motor vehicles in North America, with nearly 15 trucks and motorcoaches inspected every minute across the continent during this period.

President Donald Trump has officially raised tariffs on Chinese imports from 25% to 125% — a major move that could shake the U.S. supply chain. At the same time, his administration announced a 90-day pause on additional tariffs affecting imports from other countries.

If you’ve just purchased a truck and are ready to hit the road, there are important steps you must take to comply with DOT regulation.

The freight market is set to undergo significant changes in 2025, driven by economic shifts and echnological advancements.

The DOT Reasonable Suspicion Supervisor Course is more than just a legal requirement—it’s a critical tool for ensuring road safety.

oad Check 2025 is approaching, and you can expect strict enforcement of regulations to ensure the safety of commercial vehicles.

The latest report from the Department of Transportation's Clearinghouse reveals alarming statistics that directly impact road safety.