Lambert D.O.T/Admininstative Service

07/21/2026

Will changes to Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse procedures keep unsafe drivers off the road? FMCSA sure thinks so.

02/09/2026

💬 Drivers—what’s one habit that helps you avoid these violations?

The trends haven’t changed, but the impact is real. Violations cost time, miles, and money. Staying organized and inspection-ready helps drivers keep moving and earning.

👇 Drop your best compliance habit or tip in the comments.

01/04/2026

Enter 2026 with confidence by staying informed about updates and ensuring compliance through meticulous record-keeping.

✅Driver records: maintain and update driver files annually. ✅Maintenance files: keep records of repairs and ensure vehicles are properly maintained for safety.
✅Hours of service.

Dianna Lowe-Lambert

12/24/2025

Holiday wishes from my family to yours! Dianna Lowe-Lambert

12/04/2025

FMCSA's Training Provider Registry improves highway safety by ensuring that entry-level drivers of commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) complete training as required by the new Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) regulations before testing for certain commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) and CDL endorsements in

Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you’re on a federal government site.

11/30/2025

It seemed like a good time to talk about big rigs and blind spots. In the winter, snowy, icy conditions reduce everyone’s visibility and reaction time. When you drive in the “No Zones” around a semi, the driver may not see you—and winter makes that even riskier.
🚚 Blowing snow, spray from tires, and fogged-up mirrors can shrink a truck driver’s field of vision.
❄️ Semis already need extra room to stop. Add ice or packed snow, and their stopping distance can double or triple.
❄️ Drifts, stuck vehicles, plow ridges, or slick patches force all drivers to change lanes, sometimes suddenly. If you’re in a truck's blind spot, you might find yourself in the path of a 40-ton vehicle that didn’t know you were there.
🚚 Wind and whiteouts can push vehicles around. Semis can get hit by strong gusts or lose visibility in a whiteout. Drivers rely on mirrors even more—and if you’re in a No Zone, you’re not in their line of sight.
Stay safe, go slow, be seen.

11/29/2025

Enhanced Learning Center

FMCSA has created a library of materials to help users understand how to use the Clearinghouse to complete required actions, such as querying drivers, responding to consent requests, and reporting violations