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Think a medical condition automatically disqualifies you from driving a commercial vehicle?

Not necessarily.

Many drivers can still pass a DOT physical and continue operating safely with the right treatment, monitoring, or FMCSA exemption.

In our latest blog, we cover what happens when a medical condition is identified during a DOT physical and the options available to help drivers stay on the road.

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DOT Physicals: What If I Have a Medical Condition? Medical conditions found during the DOT physical exam may disqualify a driver from operating a commercial vehicle, or require medical monitoring.

How well do you understand the FMCSA's 7 BASICs?

Your answer could have a direct impact on your CSA score, insurance premiums, and overall compliance performance.

Our updated guide breaks down the requirements, common violations, and recordkeeping practices associated with each BASIC so you can stay informed and prepared.

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Are your driver files audit ready?

Paper files can be hard to manage, easy to misplace, and challenging to access when you need them most. Digital driver file management helps keep your records organized, secure, and available whenever an audit comes calling.

Find out why making the switch is worth it:

3 Reasons Paper DOT Driver Qualification Files Aren't Cutting It Anymore Your driver qualification files must be in a digital format to meet DOT compliance requirements. Are you ready to make the switch to digital driver files?

Missed last week's webinar?

Don't worry, you can still catch up. With Foley's Webinar On Demand Library, you can access past sessions whenever and wherever it's convenient for you.

Explore our growing collection of expert-led webinars covering industry insights, product updates, compliance guidance, and best practices.

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June is packed with important updates for fleets, from National Safety Month initiatives to key DOT compliance reminders and industry events worth following.

We've put together everything you need to know to stay informed and ahead of potential compliance challenges.

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June 2026: What’s New in Safety & DOT Compliance Summer 2026 is almost here and so are awareness initiatives, fun and informative industry events, and an important DOT compliance registration deadline. 

Summer is here, and so is our June webinar lineup. ☀️

Join Foley's compliance experts throughout the month for practical guidance on DOT compliance, recordkeeping, permits and registrations, and the FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse.

June 4
➡️ Intro to DOT Compliance: FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse (1 PM EST)
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➡️ Keeping CSA Scores Low with Compliant DOT Recordkeeping (2 PM EST)
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June 18
➡️ Intro to DOT Compliance: Required Permits & Registrations (1 PM EST)
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➡️ Navigating the DOT Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse (2 PM EST)
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Save your spot. We'd love to have you join us!

🚨 A recent Supreme Court decision could have major implications for freight brokers nationwide.

The ruling places greater focus on carrier selection decisions, increasing the importance of carrier vetting, safety records, and compliance practices.

If you're a broker, now is the time to review your carrier selection process and ensure it's well documented.

Read our latest blog to learn what this decision means for the transportation industry and the steps brokers should consider now.

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What the Supreme Court's Montgomery v. Caribe Transport Ruling Means for Freight Brokers & Carriers The Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC ruling confirms negligent-hiring claims against freight brokers are a new reality. What does this mean for brokers and carriers?

We’re proud to be a Gold Sponsor of the 2026 IRMI Transportation Risk Conference and excited to be heading to Dallas next week.

Our team will be onsite connecting with transportation and risk professionals from across the industry. We’re also excited for Pierantozzi to speak at this year’s IRMI TRC event and share insights on compliance, safety, and risk management trends shaping the transportation industry.

If you’re attending IRMI TRC 2026, be sure to stop by and say hello. We’d love to connect.

Hazmat registration season is almost here.

The 2026–2027 PHMSA registration deadline is approaching, and companies transporting hazardous materials should prepare now to avoid compliance issues and costly penalties.

Our latest blog covers who needs to file, important deadlines, and what businesses need to know to stay compliant.

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Annual Hazmat Registration Season Opens June 1 Mark your calendars to renew your annual hazmat registration starting on June 1, 2026. Foley makes filing your hazardous materials registration quick and easy.

Driver Qualification Files are one of the most important and commonly overlooked parts of DOT compliance.

From required documents and annual reviews to medical certificates and record retention, staying compliant means staying organized and audit ready.

Our DQF Compliance Guide breaks down key requirements, common mistakes, and best practices fleets should know.

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