Introducing Cleared2Drive, serviced by Centerline

April 8, 2021 Casey Nighbor

Compliance is a topic that every operation knows they need to care about, but sometimes it can be overwhelming.

Not only are compliance regulations regularly changing, but there is often a patchwork of federal, state and local laws to be followed. This can lead to a complex, time consuming and expensive process to maintain your driver’s compliance.

But it doesn’t have to be this way.

Centerline can help remove complexities in your business by managing the compliance process of your drivers from start to finish.

Is your team struggling with:

Lack of an in-house compliance team or experience managing your compliance program successfully?
Have limited bandwidth to manage your end-to-end compliance process?
Have insufficient technology to manage your compliance process?
Have trouble staying current with the ever-changing laws and regulations to stay compliant?

This is where we can help. Our Cleared2Drive solution ensures your drivers are compliant and takes over the day-to-day management of driver qualification files.

Our Cleared2Drive program features:

Mitigated risk of driver DOT file qualification through our centralized system.
Real-time visibility into DOT regulatory status through weekly, monthly, quarterly reporting
using score cards and automated dashboards.
Peace of mind so you can focus attention on your core competencies, saving time and resources.

Let us help you maintain driver compliance seamlessly. Get in touch with us today to learn more about this exciting new program.

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