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DOT Compliance Built for Oilfield Trucking Fleets in the Permian Basin

Annual inspections, driver files, and FMCSA audit prep for the drivers, hours-of-service rules, and enforcement pressure unique to Midland and Odessa oilfield operations. Stay legal. Stay hauling.

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✅ Oilfield Hours-of-Service Experts
🚚 Mobile — We Come to Your Yard or Site
📊 CSA Score Recovery

Services

Annual DOT Inspections

FMCSA-required annual inspections (49 CFR 396.17) performed at your yard or well site, documented and tracked so nothing lapses.

Oilfield Hours-of-Service Compliance

The 24-hour restart provision and other oilfield-specific rules are the most misunderstood part of FMCSA compliance in this basin — we set your program up correctly from day one.

FMCSA Audit Preparation

Mock audits, driver qualification files, drug & alcohol program records — be ready before the letter arrives, or fast if it already has.

CSA / SMS Score Recovery

DataQs challenges for incorrect violations plus a maintenance and inspection program that steadily lowers your BASIC scores.

Driver File Management

DQ files, MVRs, medical cards, and clearinghouse queries maintained and renewal-tracked for every driver on your roster.

Preventive Maintenance Programs

Scheduled PM service that keeps trucks out of roadside violations and downtime off your books.

Enforcement in the Permian Basin Is Increasing

Active
TX DPS commercial vehicle safety enforcement operations targeting this region
$1k–$16k+
typical fine range per FMCSA violation
OOS
out-of-service orders park your trucks — and your revenue
24 mo
how long violations stay on your CSA record

Get Your Free Fleet Compliance Assessment

Response within 4 business hours. Audit notice? Call now — (432) 555-0600.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is DOT compliance different for oilfield trucking?

Oilfield drivers operate under different hours-of-service rules than standard commercial fleets, including the 24-hour restart provision for drivers hauling exclusively for oil and gas operations. Getting these rules wrong is one of the most common sources of FMCSA violations in the Permian Basin.

Why is DOT enforcement increasing in the Permian Basin?

Texas DPS has run commercial motor vehicle safety enforcement operations specifically targeting the region due to the volume and pace of oilfield truck traffic. Fleets that aren't audit-ready face out-of-service orders and fines that can run into the thousands per violation.

Do you come to our yard or well site?

Yes — mobile inspection and compliance service across Midland, Odessa, and surrounding counties, scheduled around your operating hours.

Can you help if we already have an audit notice?

Yes — call immediately. We prioritize active audit cases: driver qualification file review, mock audits, and DataQs challenges for incorrect violations.