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CVSA’s Upcoming Webinars for Industry

Mar 16, 2026 | Events

Industry Series – Part 391: Focused Driver Qualification Investigations

Tuesday, March 24, 1-2 p.m. EDT

For Industry Members Only

Ever wonder what safety investigators are looking for when performing a focused review on driver qualifications? CVSA invites you to register for our one-hour industry-only webinar to gain an understanding of investigations specific to Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Part 391, the necessary documentation needed and best practices to implement to reduce the chances of violations.

 

Preparing Associates for the 2026 CVSA Workshop – What You Need to Know

Thursday, April 9, 1-2 p.m. EDT

For Industry Members Only

Get ready for this year’s CVSA Workshop (scheduled for April 19-23 in Chicago, Illinois) by attending this informative webinar designed specifically for associate members. Led by associate member leadership, this webinar will teach you how to navigate committees and programs, understand your role and the voting processes, use the CVSA member portal effectively, submit and track Issues/Requests for Action, and prepare for key agenda topics. We’ll also encourage you to ask questions and share your ideas to help shape the upcoming workshop.

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