Transportation Compliance
FMCSA Voids More Than 15,000 Medical Certificates
FMCSA invalidates over 15,000 DOT medical certificates. Learn what this means for drivers, employers, and compliance requirements.
Preparing Your Fleet for California’s New Clean Truck Check Regulation
Learn how California’s Clean Truck Check regulation impacts fleet compliance and how DISA can help you stay ahead of evolving requirements.
DISA Global Solutions Joins Women In Trucking
DISA joins Women In Trucking to promote diversity, inclusion, and compliance in the transportation industry. Learn how we’re supporting women in trucking.
6 Reasons to Use DOT Compliance Services: How to Ace Your CSA Score
Boost your CSA score and reduce risk with DOT compliance services. Learn how DISA helps streamline safety, audits, and driver management.
7 Holiday Tips to Keep Fleet Operations Efficient & Safe
Discover 7 essential tips to keep fleet operations safe and efficient during the busy holiday season.
Understanding the FMCSA Clearinghouse-II Final Rule and Its Impact on CDL Holders
Learn how the FMCSA Clearinghouse-II final rule affects CDL holders with mandatory downgrades for violations, enhancing road safety and compliance.
ELDs Transform Fleet Management & Reduce Risk
Learn how ELDs improve fleet management, enhance compliance, and reduce risk for transportation companies.
2024 Transportation Compliance THC, DOT Testing, Fines
Get the latest updates on THC rescheduling, oral fluid testing, and FMCSA fines for 2024. Stay compliant!
Truck Drivers Appreciation Week 2024 | DISA Celebrates
Learn about National Truck Driver Appreciation Week 2024 and how DISA Global Solutions supports the truck drivers that power our economy.
Navigating Compliance: The Essential Guide to DOT Pre-Employment Checks and Clearinghouse Queries
Master the complexities of DOT pre-employment checks and Clearinghouse queries with DISA, enhancing safety and compliance in transportation workplaces.
Understanding DOT Requirements for Non-CDL Drivers
Understand DOT compliance requirements for non-CDL drivers, including drug testing, safety regulations, and employer responsibilities.
Common Driver Qualification Violations & How to Avoid Them
Common driver qualification violations include missing medical certifications, incomplete employment applications, and allowing drivers with suspended CDLs to operate; to avoid these, maintain comprehensive DQ files and conduct regular compliance audits.