Practical tools for motor carrier owners, safety managers, and the people keeping a fleet on track. Find compliance gaps, plan driver safety training, review post-accident testing requirements, and leave with a clear next step.
Choose a tool below to review your safety program, build a training schedule, or work through a post-accident testing decision. Each tool lets you review the results before saving or printing.
A guided review of driver qualification files, drug and alcohol testing, hours of service, vehicle records, and everyday safety practices.
Designed for: U.S. trucking company owners, fleet safety managers, and staff responsible for DOT compliance.
Build a 3-, 6-, or 12-month truck driver safety training calendar based on your routes, equipment, seasonal conditions, and fleet priorities.
Designed for: Fleet owners, safety managers, dispatch leaders, and supervisors organizing recurring driver training.
Work through the crash facts that determine FMCSA post-accident testing requirements. Review separate alcohol and drug testing decisions, see the accident-based deadlines, and print a record of the facts and next steps.
Who it’s for: Motor carriers, safety managers, dispatchers, and designated employer representatives reviewing an accident involving a driver covered by FMCSA Part 382.
For a current accident, start with the post-accident testing tool and contact your designated employer representative promptly. For a broader program review, begin with the self-check. Use the training planner to turn your safety priorities into monthly conversations, practical exercises, and follow-up activities.
Review each suggestion against your operation, assign a person to follow through, and set a review date. These tools support planning and internal review; they do not certify compliance or replace required training and records.
Yes. The public self-check and training planner are free to use without an account. You can review your results and save or print them.
They are designed for U.S. motor carrier owners, safety managers, and staff supporting property-carrying fleets. Review the guidance for your operation, equipment, and applicable requirements.
No. Results depend on the answers you enter and are intended to guide your own review. A self-check is not an audit, safety rating, or certification of compliance.
You can print or save a PDF plan, export the calendar as a CSV, and download an editable draft to reopen later. The report includes monthly action sheets, toolbox talks, notes, and weekly activities when selected.
This Compliance Toolkit is the home for MSM’s public fleet tools. Bookmark this page to return to the available tools as the collection grows.
Created by My Safety Manager, a Carrier Risk Solutions company. Updated October 23, 2026. Read more fleet safety articles.
