Transportation Compliance

FMCSA publishes a final rule eliminating the record of violations requirement, streamlining compliance for motor carriers and drivers.

Learn about the DOT’s proposed oral fluid drug testing rule, its impact on workplace compliance, and what employers need to know.

FRA expands drug and alcohol testing rules to mechanical employees. Learn how this impacts your workplace compliance.

Learn about FMCSA’s final rule on CDL downgrades for drug and alcohol violations and how it impacts employer compliance programs.

Learn about the latest DOT-regulated Custody and Control Form (CCF) changes and how they impact workplace drug testing compliance.

Learn key details about FHVUT 2290 renewals, including IRS requirements, filing deadlines, and how employers can stay compliant.

Stay informed on the 2021 ATA Safety & Regulatory Update, covering key compliance changes and industry impacts for transportation employers.

​Canada's Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate, announced on June 13, 2019, requires commercial drivers to use certified ELDs starting June 12, 2021, aligning with U.S. regulations to enhance highway and trucking safety. This mandate aims to simplify compliance for cross-border operators and reduce the need for manual tracking of Hours of Service. ​

Stay compliant with DOT regulations as fines increase for Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse violations. Learn what this means for employers.

FMCSA modifies and extends its emergency declaration, providing regulatory relief for motor carriers and drivers during critical operations.

Learn the most common DOT compliance mistakes in transportation and how to stay audit-ready with expert tips from DISA Global Solutions.

FMCSA grants petition to prevent Washington from enforcing meal and rest break rules, affecting motor carrier compliance requirements.