Keep track of important driver, vehicle, insurance, permit, safety, load, and business records so your file is easier to update before someone asks for it.
Planning & organization tool only. This checklist is provided for planning and organization only. Document requirements, renewal dates, review dates, retention rules, and acceptance standards can vary by driver type, state, carrier, broker, shipper, receiver, insurance provider, operating authority status, permit type, cargo type, and company policy. Clear To Roll does not provide legal, tax, accounting, insurance, dispatch, carrier, broker, DOT, FMCSA, safety, or compliance advice. Always review official sources, your state requirements, carrier/broker/company policy, insurance documents, contracts, and professional guidance before relying on any checklist.
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CDL, medical card, endorsements, MVR/PSP report dates, and driver-related documents.
Cab card, IRP, IFTA, inspections, registrations, permits, and unit details.
Certificates of insurance, policy renewal dates, W-9, authority records, and business documents.
Complete the interactive checklist, then print/save it for your records.
Check the documents that apply to you, enter expiration or review dates when available, and use the results summary to see what may need attention.
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Requirements and renewal timing can change. Use official sources and your own agreements to confirm what applies to your operation. Verify with the official program or agency that applies to your operation.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration resources for drivers and carriers.
fmcsa.dot.govCDL, permits, endorsements, and medical self-certification are handled by your state. Check your state's official driver licensing agency website.
Medical certification information and the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners.
nationalregistry.fmcsa.dot.govOfficial Clearinghouse portal for drivers and employers.
clearinghouse.fmcsa.dot.govApportioned registration is handled through your base jurisdiction. Program information is available from IRP, Inc.
irponline.orgIFTA licensing and quarterly filings run through your base jurisdiction. Program information is available from IFTA, Inc.
iftach.orgOfficial IRS information for Form 2290 and HVUT.
irs.gov β About Form 2290Oversize/overweight permits, trip permits, and mileage or weight-distance tax accounts vary by state. Verify with the official state program pages that apply to your routes.
Policy renewal dates, certificates, and coverage questions should be confirmed with your insurance provider or agent.
Packet requirements and document acceptance vary. Review your carrier, broker, shipper, or customer requirements directly.
For tax filings, business registrations, and entity records, consult the appropriate tax or business professional.
Clear To Roll helps truck drivers and owner-operators keep important documents, expiration dates, saved records, letters, load files, and shareable business packets in one place.
The free public worksheet helps you organize and print a checklist. A Clear To Roll account helps you save records, track important dates, and keep your driver file organized over time.
Get StartedThis checklist is provided as a free planning and recordkeeping tool. Document requirements, renewal dates, review dates, retention rules, and acceptance standards can vary by driver type, state, carrier, broker, shipper, receiver, insurance provider, operating authority status, permit type, cargo type, and company policy. Always use official sources and professional guidance where appropriate. Clear To Roll does not verify, approve, certify, audit, screen, qualify, or determine whether a document is acceptable or compliant.