I think we would all like to know that one.

Kinghunter

I can only guess you are right on with that.

Kinghunter

thks 4 the answers anyway. just thought someone might know of someone. will check back later. thks again!!!

You will have better luck in this area with really small companies that may run less then 50 trucks...

I was told that DAC services are by subscription, meaning the fee is flat to belong to it, and the company that uses it is likely to be large. Most small trucking companies hire based on whether or not a driver is insurable, many of the large companies are partially self insured, meaning that they take a hit on any damage that occurs. I really don't see a reason for DAC, it's a service that has no real advantage in this day of the Blackberry and other information on demand services. I always ask who the insurance company is if I get to the point where I'm looking to get hired, I have my own black list, and my own reasons for having the black list.

My company doesn't use DAC, and I have avoided any company that does.

Originally Posted by 25(2)+2

I was told that DAC services are by subscription, meaning the fee is flat to belong to it, and the company that uses it is likely to be large. Most small trucking companies hire based on whether or not a driver is insurable, many of the large companies are partially self insured, meaning that they take a hit on any damage that occurs. I really don't see a reason for DAC, it's a service that has no real advantage in this day of the Blackberry and other information on demand services. I always ask who the insurance company is if I get to the point where I'm looking to get hired, I have my own black list, and my own reasons for having the black list.

My company doesn't use DAC, and I have avoided any company that does.

LOL and what company is that? may help poster. but then again your company may get a flood of apps...