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Adding CDL Hazmat Endorsement Training to Your ELDT Program

The new ELDT rules went into effect in early February, but you’d be forgiven for overlooking that the new Hazmat endorsement rules are here too....

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ELDT Reporting Requirements for CDL Schools and Training Providers

There’s good news and bad news about the new entry-level driver training (ELDT) requirements that took effect February 7, 2022. The good news? The...

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Debunking the Most Common Myth of Sleep Deprivation and Driver Fatigue

Many people believe their bodies can adapt to chronic sleep loss. Some even think working long shifts on little sleep is a sign of toughness. But...

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Does Your Fleet Have a Winter Safety Training Plan?

How much did your fleet spend on winter weather incidents last year? Probably more than you’d like. The average cost of a single fleet vehicle crash...

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Top 7 Questions We Hear About Our ELDT Training Curriculum

With the EDLT deadline quickly approaching, we’re hearing a lot of questions from schools who want to comply with ELDT while also adapting their...

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Night Driving Tips to Keep Your Fleet Safe This Winter

After record-breaking heat across the country this past summer, it’s hard to believe that many parts of the country will soon be experiencing cold...

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Top 8 Reasons Why It’s Imperative to Review the Compliance of Your ELDT Program

Entry level driver training (ELDT) went into effect on Feb 7, 2022. The ELDT 2022 rules and regulations are critical to the success of your training...

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3 Easy Ways Fleets Can Improve Truck Driver Satisfaction

Has the thought ever crossed your mind that keeping your best employees is just as, if not more important than customer satisfaction and retention?...

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5 Must-Share Driver Safety Tips for Employees That Every Safety Pro Needs

The average long-haul trucker is expected to log somewhere between 2,000 – 3,000 miles a week due to regulation restraints. It’s not just truckers...

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