HandledNow LLC

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This week, we recognize the professional drivers behind the miles that keep our businesses, our communities and our country moving. It's work that means early mornings, long days, changing weather, time away from home and an enormous amount of responsibility behind the wheel.

At HandledNow, we believe professional drivers deserve more than appreciation one week a year. They deserve respect, honesty and support every mile of the way.

But this week, we're turning the volume up.

To the drivers we have the privilege of working with, and to the millions of professional drivers across the country: THANK YOU for what you do, what you sacrifice and what you make possible.

Happy National Truck Driver Appreciation Week!!

Big news: we're growing! 🚛

HandledNow is hiring a CDL-A Driver Recruiter in Indianapolis. Full-time, on-site/hybrid, and a real shot to build something with a team that actually cares about drivers.

If you love people, hustle hard, and want in on a growing company, this is your sign.

Apply now: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4462030735/?trk=mcm

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🚨 Driver Heads Up: DOT Blitz Week Is Here 🚨

DOT Blitz Week runs Tuesday, May 12 through Thursday, May 14, and this year’s focus is on ELD compliance and load securement.

That means drivers across North America can expect increased roadside inspections this week.

Before the wheels turn, take a few extra minutes to double-check the basics:

✔️ Make sure your logs are accurate and certified
✔️ Verify your ELD is working properly
✔️ Inspect straps, chains, binders, and securement equipment
✔️ Check lights, brakes, tires, and required documents
✔️ Complete a solid pre-trip inspection before hitting the road

We know professional drivers already carry a lot of responsibility every single day. Weeks like this are just a good reminder that preparation matters, details matter, and safety starts long before you pull out of the lot.

Stay sharp, stay safe, and keep doing the work that keeps this country moving.

Because we all know that one FMCSA hiccup can cause HOURS of work to fix to get back in compliance, we are throwing this reminder out there!

FMCSA is retiring legacy registration tools on May 14, 2026 at 8:00 PM ET as it transitions to Motus, the new USDOT Registration System. Carriers should log into the FMCSA Portal now, confirm the account is active, verify the correct Company Official and Login.gov email are listed, update company/contact information, and review authorized users. After the cutoff, registration updates will be paused during the transition, and companies may need to wait for Motus to launch before making changes.

Stay up to date with your safety and compliance, and stay away from headaches by making sure you are ready to roll when this change rolls out before those old tools go dark!

🚨 3 Days to Go 🚨

FMCSA’s registration modernization is nearly here. Starting May 14, legacy registration functions in URS, the FMCSA Portal, and L&I will go offline.

What you MUST do before May 14 to ensure a smooth transition to MOTUS:
• Log into your FMCSA Portal and confirm your account is active.
• Create an account if you don’t have one (you’ll need your USDOT PIN).
• Check and update company and contact information.
• Verify authorized users are correct and active.
• Complete updates via “Biennial Update (MCS-150)” if needed.

Don't wait until the systems are offline. Prepare here:
www.fmcsa.dot.gov/registration/whats-coming

Nobody talks about the real cost of bad leadership in logistics.

Everyone wants to blame pay.
Or home time.
Or “drivers just don’t want to work anymore.”

But go ask a driver why they actually left…

It usually comes down to one thing:
They didn’t feel respected.

That’s not a pay problem.
That’s a leadership problem.

What’s ONE question you wish you would’ve asked before taking your last driving job?

Be honest… what did they not tell you?

Drop it below 👇
You might save another driver from learning the hard way.