Trucking DAC Report
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Truth About Trucking is setting out to bring about changes on how the DAC agency, USIS, operates when it comes to the false reporting by trucking companies on their drivers. As professional drivers, we all know that many of these reports on the DAC are false and are done so, only through a revengeful attitude by a company’s employee. This is no secret. Truth About Trucking, LLC is preparing a report to submit to Congress requesting that actions be taken against these falsifying claims and the proper rights are given to drivers in order that they can have these falsifications corrected or removed from their DAC reports.
On Monday, January 12th, 2009, our online radio show, Truth About Trucking “LIVE” will discuss: Truckers Dac Report - giving revealing information about this USIS agency and the Dac Services. Allen will also explain how he needs your help, the drivers, in preparing this report to Congress. Please mark your calendars for 1-12-09 for 7:30 PM EST, and join Allen in this fight to bring about change to the DAC reporting service.
You can receive a once per year, free copy of your DAC report through the USIS Commercial Services Division out of Tulsa, OK. Any additonal copies are $9.50 each, but it can take up to two weeks or longer to receive it.
Don’t miss our next show - Truckers Dac Report - 1-12-09, 7:30 PM EST - and learn how Allen needs your help in taking this DAC problem straight to the US Congress.
Thanks everyone,
Donna
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January 6th, 2009 at 11:16 pm
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April 13th, 2009 at 12:35 am
I would like a copy of my free dac report sent to me via email. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration in this matter.
April 13th, 2009 at 2:14 am
Hi Terry: You can only receive a copy of your DAC report through DAC Services out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Here’s one of our sites that will tell you all you need to know about how to do this: http://www.truthabouttrucking.com/dacreport/index.html