Luke Kibby
Caution: Wide Right
Caution: Wide Right, brought to you by Compliance Navigation Specialists, discusses the best tips, education, and interviews on compliance related to trucking and transportation for individuals and companies to help them remain safe, compliant, and profitable. CNS are experts in DOT Safety, Compliance, CDL Training, Business Insurance, Occupational Medicine, and more.
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Luke Kibby
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Feb 25, 2026
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Episodes
What Are Electronic IDs Proposed by FMCSA and How Does It Relate To Level 8 Inspections? 11.10.2022 3:44
FMCSA is considering a rulemaking to require all CMVs operating in interstate commerce to have an electronic ID system capable of wirelessly communicating a unique ID number when queried by a Federal or State motor carrier safety enforcement personnel with a goal “to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the roadside inspection program by more […]
Safety Story SUCK? Fix Your Insurance CAB Report 10.10.2022 10:06
Both underwriters and FMCSA have ways to find and measure risky drivers. For FMCSA, they use a tool called SAFER that gives a brief snapshot of information that is pulled from various government databases. Since it is only a snapshot, it does not give the best picture of a carrier’s operations and inspection history. This […]
Three Mysterious Trucker Crashes, Are They Linked? 10.10.2022 9:18
There have been a lot of strange crashes involving truckers lately… and I think I know what is behind it. Proof? Well, there isn’t proof, but let me tell you a story and you can make up your mind. I have three tales to tell involving crashes across the U.S. in 2022. They might seem […]
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