OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — Drivers Legal Plan (DLP) is joining the Allied Committee for the Trucking Industry (ACT 1).
“Joining ACT 1 is a tremendous honor and a natural extension of everything we stand for at Drivers Legal Plan,” said Brad Klepper, president, DLP. “Our mission has always been to protect and support [people] behind the wheel, and becoming part of this distinguished group gives us an even greater platform to do that. We look forward to collaborating with ACT 1 member companies to advance meaningful solutions for drivers across North America.”
According to a company press release, joining ACT 1 aligns Drivers Legal Plan with North America’s leading transportation brands and deepens its 35-year commitment to supporting the trucking community.
ACT 1
Founded in 1972, ACT 1 is a select group of premier suppliers and stakeholder companies representing billions in collective revenue.
“By leveraging this immense scale, the organization provides a vital platform for leaders to exchange ideas, build relationships and drive the entire transportation industry forward,” the release said. “Through its collaborative resources, ACT 1 actively funds major industry initiatives, backs essential image campaigns like Trucking Moves America Forward, and champions premier organizations including the American Trucking Associations and the Truckload Carriers Association.”
Supporting the Industry that Keeps America Moving
“We are incredibly pleased to welcome Drivers Legal Plan as the newest member of ACT 1,” said John Dietze, membership chair, ACT 1. “Our coalition is dedicated to partnering with organizations that drive real value, safety, and operational resilience for North American motor carriers. Drivers Legal Plan brings a vital, compliance-focused perspective to our table, strengthening our collective efforts to support the workforce that keeps America moving.”
According to the release, by joining the alliance, Drivers Legal Plan becomes part of an exclusive group of transportation leaders – including Kenworth, Michelin, Peterbilt, Tenstreet, BMO, PrePass and Volvo – who share a unified vision for a stronger, more successful trucking industry. The membership will enable the firm to participate in high-level industry conversations and expand access to the legal protections that keep professional drivers safely on the road.
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