do you measure up?

Picture it ...  early AM hours ...your phone rings and when you answer it  ... your driver tells you that he has been involved a 'really bad' accident

What is your first thought going to be?   Well with our program in place  you will not have much to worry about because you know your driver and vehicles were carefully screened and properly vetted and their qualification files will pass the scrutiny that you are about to receive

With our services, you will always know that

• driver qualification file is complete and accurate 
• vehicle  qualification file is complete and accurate 
• your safety program is defendable
• your compliance program is documented 

We also have a strategic network of experts to help you manage a crisis of this magnitude and help to gather the critical data that will be called upon in the future.

Accidents involving commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) can be a life-altering experience for anyone involved

When a motor carrier tries to take short-cuts or circumvent the accepted practices and policies that are widely accepted throughout the industry -then they need to be held accountable

Our team of safety professionals can desk audit any safety program and point out what was done right, what should have been done, and what was overlooked -and then present those findings in a simple easy to understand layman's terms so that anyone will be able to understand. 

We work with attorney's from both sides -plaintiff and defense as well as several insurance carriers.   As example, 

• We recently reviewed a case, where the driver had indicated on his logs, he had a co-driver in his truck.  That same co-driver was found to have received a roadside inspection the day prior in another state -almost 900 miles away after we compared other documents provided by the motor carrier

• We recently reviewed a case in which a dispatcher was allowing a driver to use a known false ID as a "ghost co-driver" to drive -while logging that he was in the sleeper berth - and had done this for nearly 130+ straight hours -without rest prior to his involvement in a collision that injured multiple persons -which we figured out by comparing reports and data from multiple sources. 

• We recently reviewed a case involving a collision between a semi-truck and motorist.  We learned that during our review that the video camera in our client's truck did in fact did actually record the collision -and showed the motorist had actually failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with our client's truck.  This presented a completely different version than what was presented and turned a potentially long case into a very short one. 

Trying to sneak something by us is like trying to sneak sunrise past a rooster -it just isn't going to happen.