FMCSA-compliant safety management controls for employers hiring CDL drivers engaged in safety-sensitive functions.
NEW for 2026: Updated with Medical Certification Mandate, English Language Proficiency Rule, and latest FMCSA regulatory changes.
This safety policy reflects the most current FMCSA regulations
New requirements for driver medical certification documentation and compliance tracking.
Updated standards for driver English language proficiency in safety-sensitive roles.
New restrictions and compliance requirements for non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses.
Enhanced templates and examples for Individual Vehicle Distance Record keeping.
Driver's Daily Driving Fitness Checklist for daily compliance verification.
Comprehensive updates reflecting all FMCSA regulatory changes for the current period.
All companies engaged in interstate commerce must have in place a series of Safety Management Controlsβthe systems, policies, programs, practices, and procedures used to ensure compliance with applicable safety regulations.
Having a company safety policy is the first step in creating effective Safety Management Controls. A company that demonstrates actionable enforcement of its safety policies ensures an extra layer of vigilance in assisting the company as it seeks to improve its safety scores and safety rating.
View Regulation DetailsComprehensive safety management controls designed for motor carriers
Comprehensive safety policy template covering all FMCSA requirements for 2026 compliance.
Driver's Daily Driving Fitness Checklist for ensuring daily regulatory compliance.
Individual Vehicle Distance Record templates for accurate fleet mileage tracking.
Complete guidelines for maintaining driver qualification files and documentation.
Detailed explanation of all applicable FMCSA safety regulations and requirements.
Guidance on how to effectively implement and enforce your safety policies.
Additional services to support your DOT compliance program
Challenge roadside violations issued by state troopers to improve your CSA safety scores.
Learn More βProfessional assistance in investigating and resolving state and federal compliance matters.
Learn More βRequired 2-hour safety training for all supervisors of CDL drivers in safety-sensitive roles.
Learn More βPreparation and support for your FMCSA New Entrant Audit within 18 months of operation.
Learn More βComprehensive DQ file templates and maintenance services for CDL driver records.
Learn More βUpdate your existing safety policy to include additional drivers as your fleet grows.
Add Drivers βPer 49 CFR Β§ 385.3, all companies engaged in interstate commerce must have in place a series of Safety Management Controls, which are the systems, policies, programs, practices, and procedures used by a motor carrier to ensure compliance with applicable safety regulations.
Having a company safety policy is the first step in creating effective Safety Management Controls. However, if a safety policy is not enforced, it will serve no value to the company and will not assist in FMCSA Audits or Compliance Reviews.
If a company can demonstrate actionable enforcement of its safety policies, this will assist the company as it seeks to improve its safety scores and/or its safety rating during FMCSA Audits or Compliance Reviews.
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