Haul aims to make truck driver application process easier

Haul aims to make truck driver application process easier

Haul, a digital employment platform for CDL truck drivers that connects trucking companies with drivers, has adapted the truck driver application process and repackaged it into a mobile-first experience. For the first time, drivers can complete their FMCSA and DOT mandated application in less than 10 minutes, the company explained. Drivers download the Haul Driver app through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, insert their phone number, and are guided, step-by-step through the application process. With a few quick clicks, drivers can upload their credentials, sign documents, and set their job preferences.

To minimize a driver’s downtime between jobs, the Haul app saves each driver’s credentialing and application information on the company’s secured and encrypted private cloud infrastructure, making future applications as easy and fast as one, single click.

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