#OWNER OPERATOR REPORT TENNESSEE DRIVER#
#OWNER OPERATOR REPORT TENNESSEE REGISTRATION#

The DOS will cross-check this information with the insurance company shown on the report.

Your report must include detailed and current information regarding your insurance coverage.

#OWNER OPERATOR REPORT TENNESSEE DRIVER#

In the event that another driver offers to pay for damages and asks you not to report an accident, you are still required to file the report in any of the situations outlined above.

#OWNER OPERATOR REPORT TENNESSEE REGISTRATION#

If you fail to report an accident to the Tennessee DOS, you may have your registration or license suspended.

The accident resulted in property damage in excess of $400.

You are required to complete and submit an Owner/Driver Report within 20 days of an accident, if any of the following apply:

In some situations, you must report an accident to the Tennessee Department of Safety.

REPORTING AN ACCIDENT TO THE TENNESSEE DOS If you are unable to locate the owner of an unattended vehicle, you are required to leave a note indicating your name and contact information, and a brief description of the accident. If you hit an unattended vehicle, you must make an effort to find the owner or driver, and follow these same procedures. It may also be useful to take photographs at the scene of the accident.

Auto insurance information for the motorists involved.

License plate number of the vehicles involved.

The key information to exchange in the aftermath of an accident includes: Likewise, fellow motorists, passengers or pedestrians involved in the accident must share similar information with you.ДЄlso, it is often wise to ask for the information of witnesses to the accident just in case you need to have them testify at a later date. Trailers that are contractor owned must be 48вЂ™ tandem axle, less than 10 years old with no holes in the floor.If you are involved in an accident in Tennessee, you are required to provide certain information to the other parties involved.

Tractor and Trailer are required to undergo and pass a thorough DOT inspection prior to leasing.

Any tractor 2000 or newer will only be considered for lease after the truck is inspected at either our Nashville, TN, Cofield, NC or Laredo, TX operations.

*All qualifications are subject to safety review and approval.

23 years old (unless approved by Safety).

No more than 1 moving violation conviction in the last 12 months, no more than 2 in the previous 3 years.

No DOT defined major violations in the previous 3 years.

Safety approved CVSA inspection history.

1 year verifiable commercial vehicle experience.

To ensure TSH works with the best and brightest of the Owner Operators in todayвЂ™s marketplace we have set up the following requirements:

Additional $500 for 5 Clean inspections in a row.

$100 for any random level 1 DOT inspection with no violations.

$3,000 Owner Operator Sign-On Bonus, $1,500 up front!.

$2,000 Referral Bonus for Owner Operators.

We simply pass the cost of the tag through to you in weekly settlement deductions, or prorated dependent upon when you lease on with TSH. You can scan bills of lading, fuel tickets, and logs directly to us for processing at no cost to you! Scan in cab or at loveвЂ™s, petro, pilot travel centers, travel centers of america or Flying J. This is a very attractive way to insure all your paperwork is submitted to our billing / settlements departments for timely processing. Apply Now or contact recruiting (1.877.244.0784) for more information on these programs.

We are currently offering Lease Purchase options on trucks and trailers. We can pay by Direct Deposit, EFS, or Company Check (mailed or come on in). TSH offers Daily Settlement to itвЂ™s Owner Operators. Detention pay is paid 100% to you after the customer pays TSH. TSH passes 100% of all accessorial fees to the Owner Operator including: fuel surcharge, tarping, stop off, etc.

TSH offers the best pay program in the flat bed industry.

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