From owner operators to fleet managers, from IFTA filings to full audit preparation — find the compliance solution that fits your operation. Built for Ethiopian, Eritrean and Habesha carriers in Dallas–Fort Worth, Atlanta and nationwide.
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You became an owner operator to be your own boss, not to drown in paperwork. We handle every aspect of your DOT compliance so you can focus on what you do best — driving and earning.
Stop spending hours calculating fuel taxes across multiple jurisdictions. Our IFTA filing experts handle everything from mileage verification to multi-state submissions — accurately and on time, every quarter.
Get your IRS Form 2290 filed and your stamped Schedule 1 back the same day. We handle the calculations, e-filing, and compliance so you can keep your trucks on the road legally.
A missing or incomplete driver qualification file costs $5,500 per driver in fines. Our 3-hour turnaround DQ file service ensures every driver in your fleet meets Part 391 requirements — guaranteed.
A failed DOT audit can shut down your business. Our audit preparation ensures every document is in order, every regulation is met, and you're ready for whatever investigators throw at you.
Your CSA scores determine everything — from insurance rates to audit triggers to your ability to operate. We monitor all 7 BASICs, identify threats early, and implement strategies to keep your scores low.
FMCSA drug and alcohol testing compliance is complex and the penalties are severe — up to $7,500 per violation. We manage your entire testing program from random pool selection to Clearinghouse reporting.
Launching a trucking company involves navigating dozens of federal and state requirements. We handle everything from your DOT number to your compliance foundation — so you start strong and stay compliant from day one.
Founded by Ethiopian trucking professionals, SELAM understands the unique challenges Habesha families face. We provide complete DOT compliance support in Amharic (አማርኛ) from Arlington, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia, because protecting your American Dream shouldn't be limited by language.
SELAM proudly serves Eritrean and Habesha trucking families with full compliance support in Tigrinya (ትግርኛ), from Arlington, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia. We understand your journey, your values, and your determination to build a better future for your family.
Managing compliance across multiple trucks and drivers multiplies the complexity. Our fleet management system keeps every truck, every driver, and every filing in perfect compliance — so you can focus on growing your business.
Incorrect violations on your safety record inflate your CSA scores, increase your insurance premiums, and can trigger unwanted audits. Our DataQs challenge service fights to get them removed.
UCR and MCS-150 deadlines are easy to miss but expensive to ignore. We track every deadline and file every update on time so your operating authority stays active and your business stays legal.
Understanding and meeting commercial truck insurance requirements is critical to maintaining your operating authority. We help you navigate minimum coverage levels, filing requirements, and cost-saving strategies.
DOT compliance shouldn't be limited by language. SELAM provides complete compliance services in English, Amharic (አማርኛ), and Tigrinya (ትግርኛ) — because understanding the rules is the first step to following them. Support in Amharic (አማርኛ) and Tigrinya (ትግርኛ) is available at both offices — Arlington, TX and Atlanta, GA.
Our main office is in Arlington, Texas, in the middle of the metroplex. Walk in with your folder or send everything by WhatsApp — either way, your compliance gets handled by people who speak Amharic and Tigrinya and know the DFW corridors you drive every day.
From Clarkston and Decatur to Gwinnett, Habesha carriers around Atlanta get the same compliance service our Texas clients get — Georgia IFTA and IRP, DQ files, testing, audits — explained in Amharic or Tigrinya. Call (214) 551-8600 to set an appointment.
Since June 25, 2025, a driver who cannot demonstrate English proficiency at the roadside can be placed out of service on the spot. The check is predictable, and it can be prepared for. We prepare Ethiopian and Eritrean drivers for it in Amharic and Tigrinya.