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ICSA has teamed up with Voluntary Benefits Association (VBA) to unlock a world of wellness and security with a brand-new lineup of life, accident and health benefits tailored to our members’ needs. VBA's goal is to promote the education, implementation and enrollment of Voluntary Benefits in the workplace.
Our agreement with VBA allows ICSA members access to wellness packages at a discounted group rate, allowing us to focus on providing carriers with the resources they need to meet their employees' needs.
Using Voluntary Benefits Association allows ICSA members to choose from:
Learn more about rates and plan designs through the ICSA member portal.
Launched in 2021, Iron Truck Services (ITS) provides ICSA members with the support and services they need to do their jobs as safely, efficiently and profitably as possible. For small fleets, ITS is the first company to provide a menu of services from a single vendor and at the highest quality and competitive pricing. Our programs include:
IRON FUEL PROGRAM: Free membership program helps independent carriers manage one of their largest expenses – fuel. Members have access to a discount network of over 1,900 locations nationwide - TA, Petro, Love’s, Pilot, Flying J, Speedway and more - with spending controls, credit lines, fuel tax filing and other benefits.
IRON MAINTENANCE: This service offers wholesale prices, free DOT inspections and maintenance services at nearly 30 locations nationwide, with additional sites to open soon. Iron Maintenance makes it easy and affordable to keep trucks in safe working order. Iron Maintenance also installs In-cab cameras at any Iron Maintenance location.
Designed for commercial drivers, U.S. Legal Services’ CDL Defender covers 100% of attorney fees for all non-criminal moving, non-moving, and DOT violations for drivers and their spouses, in both their commercial and personal vehicles. U.S. Legal’s outcomes include an industry leading 88% reduction in severity of citations and a 95% success rate with DataQ challenges.
CDL Defender also offers a suite of services designed specifically for ICSA members included in their USL membership, at no additional cost:
Defend yourself, your livelihood, and your CDL. Become a member of U.S. Legal Services today.
NOTE: ICSA cannot guarantee the results of legal services provided by a U.S. Legal Network Attorney.
ICSA is pleased to offer its fleet members exclusive driver license monitoring services through SuperVision, a division of Solera.
SuperVision is a continuous license monitoring and fleet safety management solution for any company that employs drivers. This service allows companies to manage fleet compliance and safety while improving driver performance and retention. SuperVision offers the industry’s most powerful suite of tools to help your fleet succeed. In addition to ICSA safety services, members can use SuperVision to help monitor, support, and retain drivers.
License Monitor is an industry-leading, continuous driver license monitoring solution that can provide actionable data and motor vehicle reporting to ICSA fleet carriers. License Monitor continuously monitors driver motor vehicle records across the U.S. and Canada with faster and more frequent driver alerts, all delivered to ICSA members on the easiest-to-use monitoring application. Members can import and manage driver rosters for any size fleet and set their preferences to receive alerts by email and through the application.
With License Monitor ICSA fleet members can:
*CDLIS (Commercial Driver's License Information System) is a nationwide computerized database that tracks information on CDL drivers submitted by each state’s driver licensing agency. CDLIS documents issuance of CDLs as well as withdrawal of commercial drivers. CDLIS allows states to keep a record of each driver nationwide and helps ensure only one driver license and one record for each CDL driver. CDLIS also enables authorized users nationwide, such as law enforcement officials, to check the licensing status of a CDL driver real-time at a roadside inspection.
Established in 1994, Texas Alcohol and Drug Testing Service (TADTS) is an industry leader in helping companies establish and maintain a Drug-Free Workplace nationwide. TADTS is based in Houston, TX, with staff located throughout the US. TADTS offers 8,000 collection sites with coverage in every state.
TADTS' experience focuses on federally mandated testing for the transportation industry and non-regulated drug testing of hair, urine, and oral fluid. Expertise in regulatory compliance and best-in-class customer service is what makes TADTS a leader in the industry.
TADTS and ICSA have partnered to create a Drug Testing Program that meets requirements for carriers that wish to be insured through ICSA’s Risk Purchase Group. In addition to the required hair testing for drugs, ICSA members may voluntarily sign up with TADTS for a full array of drug & alcohol testing and program management services at reduced rates.
Through TADTS and ICSA, you’ll be able to enjoy savings through safety and receive the following at a discounted rate:
Truckers Against Trafficking is raising up a mobile army of transportation professionals to assist law enforcement in the recognition and reporting of human trafficking, in order to aid in the recovery of victims and the arrest of their perpetrators.
Trucking Moves America Forward aims to establish a long-term industry-wide movement to create a positive image for the industry, to ensure that policymakers and the public understand the importance of the trucking industry to the nation’s economy, and to build the political and grassroots support necessary to strengthen and grow the industry in the future.
ICSA provides support for the annual meeting of the Trucking Associations Executive Council, the national organization of state trucking associations (STA) leaders. These STAs are the industry’s first line of defense in each state against anti-trucking laws and regulations.
At ICSA, we believe every week is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week! Each September, ICSA joins American Trucking Associations (ATA) and state associations in recognizing the importance of truck drivers in our country’s economic vitality.
ICSA makes an annual contribution to support the research work of American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), work that provides critical data to ensure a balanced approach to industry rules and regulations.
ICSA maintains membership in these organizations to ensure they hear the voice of single-truck operators and small fleets.
