The gap
Right now, the only place your compliance lives is somebody's memory.
Driver files in a cabinet. Expiry dates in a spreadsheet nobody updates. One person who knows that Mike's medical card runs out in March — and who is on holiday the week an investigator calls.
$1,000–$5,000 per driver
Missing medical certificate
$6,386 penalty
Missed Clearinghouse query
USDOT number deactivated within days
Missed MCS-150
None of that happens because you don't care. It happens because nothing tells you a date is coming.
How it works
Build the list, watch every medical card and CDL date, produce the file.
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See every gap in one screen
Add a driver and DQTrack generates every document the regulations require for that driver — CDL or non-CDL, one licensing state or four. Green, amber, red. No interpretation needed.
02
Get warned while there's still time
One email a day, not ten. Sixty, thirty, fourteen and seven days before anything lapses — early enough to book the physical or pull the MVR.
03
Hand over a complete file in one click
An audit-ready PDF per driver, in the order the regulations list them, with a cover checklist. Anything missing is shown as missing, so nothing surprises you at the counter.
Before you ask
What you should not have to worry about
This tool tracks dates and documents. It is not legal advice, and it does not certify compliance with any federal or state regulation.