Leaders in transportation, insurance coverage, enforcement and transport will convene on Feb. 5-6 in Atlanta for a two-day working summit to develop an motion plan to deal with unauthorized and fraudulent industrial drivers.
The occasion is a “closed-room, solution-oriented working session” for stakeholders to supply verification requirements and coverage suggestions round compliance, security, underwriting, enforcement and threat administration.
“As enforcement scrutiny will increase and litigation expands past carriers to brokers and shippers, driver legitimacy is not a theoretical subject—it’s a direct legal responsibility subject,” mentioned Philip Nenadov, founding father of the Driver Legitimacy Summit. “This summit exists to shut the hole between what regulators anticipate, what enforcement can realistically verify, and what the trade should do to guard itself.”
Working periods will cowl:
- Unauthorized and fraudulent CDL operations
- Non-domiciled CDL dangers and enforcement limitations
- Driver id verification failures at pickup and supply
- Dealer and shipper legal responsibility publicity
- Insurance coverage and underwriting implications
- Enforcement audit findings and roadside realities
- Sensible verification frameworks that may be applied instantly
Audio system embrace: Philip Nenadov; Craig Fuller, founder and CEO of BigRig; and Jesse Williams, retired appearing assistant director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement; amongst others.
Occasion particulars can be found at: www.driverlegitimacy.com
Digital attendance choices are additionally obtainable for certified professionals.
“Based on the principal that change must happen, the Summit goals to determine sensible verification frameworks as scrutiny and litigation round driver legitimacy proceed to extend.”
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