J. J. Keller and National Private Truck Council (NPTC)

J. J. Keller and National Private Truck Council share the mission to help transportation professionals protect drivers and employees, and to operate safely.

Our organizations offer co-sponsored educational webcasts for industry professionals regularly, on topics ranging from regulatory compliance to risk management and more. Please join us for a future topic using the links below, or download a previously presented webcast from the archive.

J. J. Keller is proud to be the exclusive sponsor of the respected NPTC Certified Transportation Professional© (CTP) program. Professionals who earn the CTP designation have demonstrated the ability to understand complex operational and regulatory issues, identify and evaluate potential costs and savings, and develop systems and practices that best meet a company’s transportation objectives and needs.

Learn more about the extensive J. J. Keller® resources and solutions for CTP professionals here

October 14, 2020 - DRIVER FATIGUE AND HOURS OF SERVICE - 10 AM CST

In this webcast, we will discuss the hours-of-service regulations as they stand today and any official action that might be underway to change them. In addition, we will explore how to deal with unassigned driving time (correctly). Developing a company policy on use of the FMCSA "personal conveyance" guidance promotes efficiency, supports safety and protects your company from litigation. We will also look at other methods used counter fatigue, and where information can be found to help you develop a cohesive fatigue management program. We will also look at other methods used counter fatigue, and where information can be found to help you develop a cohesive fatigue management program.

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October 15, 2020 - MEDICAL QUALIFICATIONS FOR DRIVERS - 10 AM CST

In this webcast we will be looking at the seemingly ever-changing driver qualifications requirements. We will discuss driver qualification file requirements and updates to background materials that medical examiners use. Finally, we will also be looking at present status of, and potential upcoming changes to, the driver qualifications standards, including sleep apnea, insulin dependent diabetes, and monocular vision.

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