Protection plans
Compare membership levels by driver count, support needs, and operating scale.
Company drivers and owner-operators protecting one CDL.
Chat with CDL SpecialistHigh-mileage drivers and operators who want priority support.
Chat with CDL SpecialistSmall fleets, growing carriers, and driver-support teams.
Chat with CDL SpecialistIntroductory pricing shown; regular rates are the crossed-out amounts. Coverage, eligibility, conditions, limitations, and exclusions are confirmed before enrollment. No plan guarantees any legal outcome.
Each protection path is designed around the information, timing, and communication professional drivers need.
Organize a ticket, notice, inspection report, jurisdiction, and every active deadline.
Learn moreCreate a more responsive path for high-mileage drivers and ongoing CDL questions.
Learn moreUse one consistent intake and escalation structure across multiple commercial drivers.
Learn moreCDL-focused from the start
A traffic or inspection issue can reach beyond one citation. Roadway Defense keeps the driver's livelihood, deadlines, and professional record at the center of the response.
Chat with CDL SpecialistFor growing operations
The Company Plan gives small carriers and growing teams a clearer way to collect driver details, organize documents, and keep escalation standards consistent across the operation.
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Focused protection for one professional license.
Broader support for the CDL behind the business.
A consistent structure for multiple drivers.
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Plan questions
These answers explain the intended Roadway Defense plan structure. Final membership documents will control the exact terms.
Yes. Begin with the ticket, the state and jurisdiction, the issue date, and every response or court deadline. Support for an existing matter depends on timing, eligibility, and the final membership terms.
The plan structure is designed around moving and non-moving violations, serious traffic matters, roadside and DOT concerns, equipment or paperwork citations, and CDL-status questions. Exact covered matters will be defined in the membership agreement.
An owner-operator protecting one CDL can begin with the Individual Plan or Group Plan. If you coordinate protection for multiple drivers, the Company Plan provides the more appropriate intake and account structure.
No. Roadway Defense does not promise a specific legal, court, licensing, or compliance outcome. The service is built around timely intake, organized information, responsible communication, and access to the appropriate support path.