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You probably won't be able to get your tags with only bobtail liability insurance.

Can I use bobtail liability insurance to get my tags?

The term bobtail typically means that a truck has no trailer attached to it. If you work for an employer, that company typically provides primary liability coverage while you are delivering the goods. Since this policy does not cover the times when you are driving but not delivering goods, it is a good idea to obtain bobtail liability insurance for these situations. (It’s really important to have the proper insurance.)

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You need to heed the Hours of Service regulations.

What are hours of service regulations for trucking?

Hours of service regulations are designed to keep the roadways safe for all parties, from motorcycles to big rigs, and to help drivers stay healthy and alert. Hours of service rules are defined by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and must be adhered to in all 50 states.

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Certain vehicles require the driver to carry a CDL.

Do I need a CDL to drive this vehicle?

You may have a new job that involves driving certain special types of vehicles, or you may be driving vehicles other than standard private passenger vehicles just for personal use. Either way, there are times when you need to drive what are known as commercial vehicles, and those vehicles require you to have an added level of experience, skills, and knowledge.

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It's important to know how a truck inspection works.

What is a truck inspection like?

The Department of Transportation (DOT) requires all commercial vehicles that weigh more than 10,000 pounds to undergo an annual truck inspection. This is to ensure that all equipment on the commercial vehicle works as it should to help improve public safety. The DOT conducts inspections at six different levels.

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The FMCSA has a Pre-Employment Screening Program.

What is the FMCSA’s Pre-Employment Screening Program (PSP)?

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) keeps driver safety records contained within a program it calls the Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS). The data contains the safety record of each individual commercial driver, industry service provider, and carrier. Anyone with the proper credentials can access the MCMIS website 24 hours a day.

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