The driver readiness platform for modern fleets
Prepare new drivers before terminal day, give them a simple phone-first orientation, and keep a clear record of every training step. Less chasing for your safety team. Fewer surprises on day one.
The driver readiness platform
Raisedash starts with pre-arrival orientation and a clear training record. First-90-days and corrective-action workflows are in development, designed to extend the same history instead of creating another disconnected system.
Orientation — Mon, Jul 20
Springfield terminal
Pre-arrival readiness
Give new hires the information they need before they arrive, so in-person time can focus on road tests, equipment, and the work that belongs at the terminal.
See pre-arrival readinessM. Rodriguez
Driver record · hired Mar 2024
Orientation assigned · invite texted
Opened on phone
HOS & ELD basics · lesson completed
12 min on lesson
Knowledge check passed · 92%
Attempt 1 of 3
Accident procedures · reading completed
Completed on phone
Training activity recorded under the driver
Training evidence
Keep training activity and results together under each driver, so your team can answer what was completed and when without rebuilding the story.
See training evidencePlanned driver program
J. Okafor · started Jun 30
Day 1 · Orientation wrap-up
Facility walkthrough · 3 short lessons
First 90 days · in development
Plan check-ins and follow-up training while drivers are learning your routes, equipment, customers, and expectations.
See the first 90 daysPlanned corrective action — S. Patel
Concept preview with sample data
Event recorded
Roadside inspection issue · Tue 2:14 PM
Refresher assigned
Targeted lesson texted to driver
Completed · quiz passed
Done on the driver's phone
Planned: follow-up completion appears with the driver's training activity
Corrective action · in development
Connect an event with the right follow-up and keep the response with the driver's training history.
See how it's documentedTraining evidence
Raisedash keeps each driver's training history organized as the work happens, so your team can review it without searching paper folders, inboxes, and spreadsheets.
For drivers
A clear path into training, without another app or account to manage.
A text or email takes the driver directly to the assigned work.
A one-time code keeps sign-in simple.
Training opens in the phone's browser, with no app download.
Drivers can see what is left and return without losing completed work.
How it works
Assign the orientation your fleet expects and give the driver time to complete the online portion before terminal day.
Know who is prepared, who is still working, and who needs a follow-up before orientation day.
Training history stays with the driver, ready for your team to review when questions come later.
Orientation cost calculator
Estimate what your fleet spends on orientation work that could happen before drivers arrive — paid classroom time, hotel nights booked for no-shows, and admin chasing. Drag the sliders to match your operation.
Your hiring
The overhead
Conservative starting points. Set them to whatever you believe.
Estimated annual savings
$0
across 72 new drivers a year · ≈ $140 per hire
0hours back per year
Driver classroom and admin time — roughly 47 working days.
Where it comes from
Drivers finish the online portion on their phones before terminal day.
See who is actually progressing before you book the room.
Automatic reminders, live progress, and records that keep themselves.
Estimates from your inputs and the assumptions shown — not a quote or a promise of results. Trainer time and driver-turnover effects are not counted.
Recent changes and improvements across the platform.
Practical ideas for more consistent driver orientation, follow-up, and recordkeeping.
Download a practical driver training record template and learn which fields help a trucking fleet track assignments, results, follow-up, and completion.
A practical truck driver orientation checklist for pre-arrival preparation, terminal-day work, follow-up, and the training record behind it.
A practical self-audit for fleets: who asks for driver training records, what a complete record actually contains, and a checklist to find your gaps before an auditor, insurer, or attorney does.
See how Raisedash can help your fleet spend less time repeating the same work and more time on the hands-on training that matters.
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