Where do you put your essential driver documents?

I always just keep that stuff in my wallet. I wear one of those credit card size front pocket wallets with a money clip on the backside. It's small enough to be comfortable in my pocket while sitting and it's ALWAYS on me. I wear a chain wallet that goes in my back pocket the rest of the time.

 

When I was OTR I kept a ID badge holder with a lanyard tied around my neck. In the badge holder I had all of my essentials, to include my debit and credit cards.

 

DL, medical card and company fuel cards stay in my wallet. My TWIC card and medical long form stay in a locked brief case behind my right seat. I keep my check book and emergency cash as well as unused log books and trip cards for transflo scanning in it. I also keep a copy of the FMCSA regs in it. If I were to happen to lose my wallet I can get replacment fuel cards overnighted to me and my medical long form should suffice for my medical the only problem I would be left with at this point is no DL. Then hopefully I won't be out very much longer till I can get home to get a replacement. Good chance company will send me home on the grey dog.

 

i cant belive you all said were you keep your stuff, now a thief no weres the look in any truck, if i go back out i'm buying one those small safes ,becuse my truck did get broke into, and yes i had all my stuff in a locked breif case behind the right seat and they took all my western shirts too, then take too the extreme i seen online thewy make a chip for your wallett and can track it, course they find the wallet but be laying empty along the road,

 

I keep my wallet hidden in the truck. A locked briefcase isn't going to stop someone from just grabbing the whole thing.

 

###### is nothing sacred to these punks.......take a mans western shirts!

 

In safe place and thats all I'm willing to post on the Internet.

 

Front pocket is the only way to go IMHO.

I use the same type wallet, credit card holder type. Although it doesn't have a money clip.

I've lost TOO many wallets from my back pockets.