Team drivers: Hours of Service is a carrier field, not a roster
Hours of Service on this page is the carrier's measure and alert, not the pair of drivers in the cab. The dossier is $35 once. Broker Pro is $129/mo.
You already have the USDOT. Hours of service and driver fitness are about the carrier. We do not show who is in the cab, a driver list, or one driver’s hours.
What the file cannot show about the cab
We cannot confirm that two drivers share the cab. The census driver count on the unlocked dossier is a total for the USDOT. No file we store says how a specific load is staffed.
Hours of Service and Driver Fitness
Hours-of-Service Compliance and Driver Fitness are two of the five published categories. Each is a measure and an alert for the carrier. The measure is the raw figure FMCSA published. It is not a log for one driver or one trip.
Crash Indicator and HM Compliance stay padlocked for property carriers under the FAST Act. We do not invent those values.
The driver count is context
The driver count is on the unlocked dossier. It is the census total for that USDOT. It does not split by truck or by load. It is not proof that the load is staffed as a team.
Look up the USDOT
A Due Diligence Dossier costs $35 once and is a frozen snapshot with a SHA-256 hash of that PDF. Broker Pro costs $129/mo, watches up to 500 USDOTs, and sends a daily email when one is out of service or FMCSA’s alert flag is on.
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Questions
Can you see a team in the cab?
No. We do not show who is in the cab, a driver list, or one driver’s hours. The file we store does not say how a truck is staffed.
What does the driver count mean?
The driver count is a census total for the USDOT. It does not say how many drivers are on a specific truck or load.
What does Hours of Service on this site refer to?
It is the carrier-level Hours-of-Service Compliance measure and alert FMCSA published. The measure is a raw figure. It is not a log for one driver or one trip.
Need a Due Diligence Dossier?
Search the national active-carrier directory. A single-carrier Due Diligence Dossier is $35.
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Broker Pro watches a CSV of up to 500 USDOTs and sends a daily email when one is out of service or FMCSA’s alert flag is on. The dossier keeps the measure, the alert, and the out-of-service status from that day, not a ranking we invented.
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