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Thursday, July 14, 2016DRIVER DESTINATION CHECKLIST PART 2 1. If you exit your vehicle, ensure that all doors and access panels are locked and secured. Turn your tractor motor "OFF". 2. Keep your doors locked and windows up at all stops until the very instant you exit the vehicle. Then re-lock immediately. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, July 13, 2016Driver Destination Checklist 1. Check to make sure the location of loading/unloading docks/warehouse looks safe. 2. Report your arrival time and location. 3. Note any "suspicious" onlookers observed during off-loading. 4. Confirm that recipient of the cargo is the intended recipient. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, July 12, 2016Driver Stopping Checklist Part 4 Drivers should never leave extra keys in the vehicle. Drivers should utilize a "no-stop" policy while making local deliveries. Drivers should have a 24-hour phone number for dispatch or management personnel who can be called in case of an emergency. READ MORE >>
Monday, July 11, 2016Driver Stopping Checklist Part 3 Do not stop on dark roadways or in desired areas while waiting to make deliveries. Don't take your load home or park in an unsecured area such as a parking lot or mall. Drivers should check and use seals, padlocks, and other locks where appropriate. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, July 5, 2016Driver Stopping Checklist Part 2 Watch for individuals with spraying equipment or other possible contaminants (even a rag can spread foreign animal disease and a small capsule can contaminate food). Never leave your vehicle running with the keys in it; shut off the engine and lock the doors. READ MORE >>
Friday, July 1, 2016Driver Stopping Checklist Part 1 Leave your truck in a secure parking lot or truckstop. Park units in a reputable truckstop or secure yard at all times. Facilities with video surveillance are recommended. Be especially vigilant when operating in "hot spots"-- unsafe or high-crime areas. READ MORE >>
Thursday, June 30, 2016Driver On-The-Road Checklist Part 3 Do not discuss your route with any shipper personnel unless instructed to by your company. When stopped at a traffic light or in traffic, be aware of anyone approaching your vehicle. Go directly to your delivery point without making any stops. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, June 29, 2016Driver On-The-Road Checklist Part 2 Report any suspicious activities to dispatch. Remain particularly observant for suspicious activities in and around refueling locations, railroad facilities, bridges, and tunnels. Keep all tractor/trailer doors and access panels locked and windows rolled up or in a position to be raised rapidly. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, June 28, 2016Driver On-The-Road Checklist Part 1 When leaving your facility , be aware of any possible surveillance of your facility or your truck. Criminal surveillance often begins at, or within a mile of, your origin. Follow company stopping and parking procedures. Do not leave animals in open trucks unattended. READ MORE >>
Monday, June 27, 2016Driver Pre-Departure Checklist Conduct a safety inspection; inspect tires, brakes, and radiator for damage. Check to ensure that all tractor/trailer access panels/doors are locked and "seals" remain intact/uncompromised. If equipped, check your vehicle electronic tracking system regularly, and notify dispatch when it is not working. READ MORE >>
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