New Federal Guidelines Mean more $$$ For You!!

Your company and its drivers could face negative consequences if you do not begin taking action NOW to implement and follow a measurable, results-oriented safety program, under the coming CSA 2010 guidelines.




CSA 2010 could cost your company hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines and lost revenue due to "drivers" having a low “Safety Record”. An interview with a company under one of the "Test" States said he feels 175,000 Drivers will lose their Jobs when CSA 2010 is implemented.



CSA 2010 Implementation Timeline





CSA 2010 IS COMING DON’T WAIT! What you and your drivers are doing RIGHT NOW will affect your company's new safety rating with CSA 2010. FMCSA assessment has already begun and will use the data for your Companies Safety Rating and Drivers Safety Record!

Vertical Alliance Group, Inc. (VAG) a nationally recognized leader in providing consulting and training services to the trucking industry, has introduced Infinit-I™, a web based safety platform designed to meet the requirements of CSA 2010. Infinit-i is already being utilized by the American Trucking Association (ATA) for their safety on demand program.



Our turn-key solution gives you the ability to track your drivers' safety training anytime, anywhere. Vertical Alliance Group also provides you with an extensive library of trucking specific safety and training videos at no additional cost as well as the ability for your company to upload unlimited content specific to your organization providing you and your drivers ongoing real time training to address the 7 Core Behavioral Areas of CSA 2010. Vertical Alliance Group's Infinit-i™ Solution is the ONLY system on the market today that is inherently designed to effect positive behavioral change in your drivers.
 This means opportunity for newly trained truck drivers, You will be very much in demand. Pick a school and go nows the time.

THE LIFE

The life of a driver is not for everybody. Besides the traveling seeing different places there is allot that goes with it. You must consider the fact that you will most likely be on the road for about 30 days at a time one week off. You will see a large amount of truck stops where you will do all your personal things such as taking showers your laundry eating sleeping using bathroom. Most of these places are not the cleanest and you will want to invest in shower shoes. There is money in the miles you do but you are limited to 14 hours on the road and 10 hours off. You will drive in all climate conditions including mountain driving. If you ask most truck drivers they will tell you New york city is the worst i did not mind it. In order to become a well experienced driver you should go over the road at least once in your career. I would not recommend truck driving to anyone who needs home time there is local company's that will hire you most want over the road (OTR) experience.This is some of the things i have experienced as a driver and i will be glad to answer any questions.