ELP is an out-of-service offence again

Prove your drivers can read the road.

FMCSA enforcement of English Language Proficiency puts a driver out of service at the roadside. Test every driver, record it properly, and keep the evidence on file — before an inspector makes the decision for you.

$10per test· no subscription required
A driver partway through an English Language Proficiency test on their phone: question 13 of 18, a recording indicator, a bill of lading to read aloud, and a button to hear the question again

Four steps, and the driver never leaves the cab

Text the driver a link

Pick a driver and send the test to their phone. They take it on any phone, in the cab or at home — nothing to install.

Confirm it is really them

A selfie plus a CDL photo, face-matched — so the score belongs to the driver it says it does, which is the first thing anyone challenging it will question.

A real spoken and reading check

The driver speaks and reads FMCSA-style prompts. Every answer is recorded, so the result is evidence and not just a number.

Scored consistently, stored as proof

AI scores every test the same way, then files it against the driver with the date, score and recording — ready if it is ever contested.

An ELP result: 18 correct answers with a Success verdict, above an identity-verification panel showing the driver's selfie matched against their CDL at 98.6% similarity, with the licence details obscured

A score nobody can challenge is worth more than a score

Fight an out-of-service order

A dated recording of the driver reading and answering FMCSA-style prompts is concrete proof to contest a roadside ELP call — not an assertion that they speak English.

Defend your hiring

Showing you tested every driver, the same way, on a date you can produce is exactly the pattern a negligent-hiring claim tries to find missing.

Same test, every driver

AI scores every test identically. No manager grading a driver they like, and no inconsistency for a lawyer to pull on.

Pay for the tests you run. That's it.

Run and record FMCSA English Language Proficiency checks on any driver — pay only for the tests you run. No subscription required; use it on its own or alongside any plan.