1. 1 Your details
  2. 2 Your letter
  3. 3 Send it

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What the letter asks them to keep

Each item below is something the carrier holds, and something that is routinely lost or overwritten before a claim is filed.

  • Electronic logging device (ELD) data and hours-of-service records
  • Onboard camera and dashcam footage, forward and driver-facing
  • Engine and telematics data: speed, braking, throttle, GPS
  • Driver qualification file: hiring, training, licence, medical certification
  • Drug and alcohol test results
  • Maintenance, repair and inspection records
  • Dispatch records, trip sheets and bills of lading
  • Communications between driver, dispatcher and carrier
  • Post-crash inspection reports and photographs
  • Insurance policy and coverage limits

Not sure who to send it to?

Send it to the registered agent and the safety director. If you want a second pair of eyes, we can tell you who to serve in Ohio.