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Scheduled Maintenance

On Tuesday, November 18^th, 2025 from 7 PM until 10 PM CST, the Lytx Compliance Services systems will be undergoing regular maintenance. The websites will be unavailable until the maintenance tasks have been completed. We appreciate your patience as we continue to improve and secure our services.

Lytx Compliance Services - What We Offer

Unassigned Driving Time Service: Effortlessly reconcile and manage unassigned drive time by handling crucial details and filling gaps to ensure time is accurately assigned to the right driver.

HOS (Hours of Service) Management: Guarantee driver compliance with federal driving, on-duty, and weekly limits using ELD and paper data, and verify log accuracy with supporting documentation.

Driver Qualification File Management: Conduct comprehensive audits of commercial driver files for accuracy and completeness, managing both initial hiring documents and ongoing expirations to boost productivity and mitigate risk.

Employee File Management: Perform thorough audits of non-regulated employee documents as per company requirements, ensuring complete and accurate records.

Truck Qualification File Management: Audit regulatory items and recurring vehicle-specific forms necessary for managing commercial vehicles, ensuring compliance and operational efficiency.

CSA Data Analysis and Reporting: Analyze and rank drivers and locations from roadside inspections, delivering forecasted scores ahead of FMCSA updates to precisely target coaching and training needs.

Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse Program: Retrieve and upload annual Limited D&A Clearinghouse data from the FMCSA portal into drivers' DQ files, ensuring compliance with federal regulations.

FMCSA Updates

Effective June 23^rd, 2025, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will transition to a fully electronic system for processing medical examinations for Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) holders. Medical Examiners will submit exam results directly to the FMCSA, which will then forward the information to State Driver’s Licensing Agencies (SDLAs). As a result, CDL drivers will no longer need to carry or submit paper copies of their medical certificates.
Non-CDL drivers, however, will still be required to carry a valid paper Medical Examiner’s Certificate (Medical Card).
If you have any questions or need additional information, please reach out to your Client Success Manager.