Welcome to Right Lane LLC

In today’s environment, safety is simply good business. And no company offers trucking safety programs and services with the quality, depth, and proven performance.
Running a trucking business in today’s world is neither for the faint of heart nor the unprepared. Fundamental to that preparation is securing the professional resources you need to operate legally, effectively and economically.
The three principals of Right Lane Consulting draw on more than 80 years of combined experience in trucking, law enforcement, and the legal field. Such concentrated expertise and experience across key areas of safety training and compliance is difficult to come by from one resource.
It provides trucking agency owners and executives with the support they need to do their own jobs, without the massive time requirements of mastering these knowledge areas, the added weight of concern, and the added costs of liability and non-compliance.
Enhancing the safety of trucks and their drivers is the key to maintaining a cost-effective, customer-satisfying trucking operation. Failure to maintain high quality safety standards can do far more than damage your bottom line—it can also be catastrophic to the reputation and very survival of your company.
The professionals at Right Lane Consulting can help keep your operation fully compliant with all federal and state regulations. Remember, ignorance of the law and regulatory requirements is not an excuse for noncompliance. Your best defense against a host of potential problems is the kind of thorough operations review, education and preparation provided by Right Lane Consulting.
Right Lane Consulting LLC
1400 N. Dutton Ave.
Suite 21
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
Tel. 707-573-1111
Fax 707-566-0290
info@rightlane4trucking.com
Stress management is very crucial. Whether it’s something as simple as changing the radio station or pulling off the road for 30 minutes, you must remember to take time for yourself, no matter how hot the load is. Many companies will tell you safety comes first, but then once you sit down in the driver’s seat, they tell you otherwise. “The load has to be there. Why are you not moving?” Don’t be afraid to tell them you’re tired. Talk to your



