# Drivers Legal Plan

> The nation's leading law firm specializing exclusively in Commercial Driver's License (CDL) ticket defense. Founded in 1991, headquartered in Oklahoma City, OK.

## About

Drivers Legal Plan defends CDL holders against traffic violations, license suspensions, and regulatory matters across all 48 contiguous states. They employ an in-house legal team (no referral network) with attorneys licensed in 16 states. In 30+ years they have handled over 400,000 cases.

Phone: 1-800-580-8789 (24/7)
Address: 6709 N. Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73116

## Services

- CDL traffic violation defense — flat-rate fees, no hourly billing limits, unlimited violations
- CDL suspension representation and reinstatement
- Defense in any vehicle, not just commercial vehicles
- Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse representation
- FMCSA compliance support
- CSA score management for carriers
- Lawsuit immunity programs for motor carriers
- Company/fleet ticket defense
- Driver retention and recruitment support

## Who They Serve

- Individual CDL drivers
- Owner-operators
- Motor carriers and trucking companies
- Fleet operators
- Entry-level and student CDL drivers
- Non-CDL drivers

## Pricing

- Starting at $2.98/week per driver (~$155/year)
- Flat-rate structure — no hourly billing limits
- Free consultations available
- Separate pricing tiers for individual drivers, owner-operators, and carriers

## Leadership

- **Jim C. Klepper** — Chairman. Former prosecutor. JD from Oklahoma City University. Licensed in 16 states.
- **Brad Klepper** — President. Magna Cum Laude, Oklahoma City University School of Law. Business defense litigation background. Board member of Oklahoma Trucking Association (OTA) and American Trucking Associations (ATA).

## Key Facts

- Founded: 1991
- Cases handled: 400,000+
- Coverage: All 48 contiguous states
- Availability: 24/7
- Endorsed by Arkansas Trucking Association for 20+ years
- Clients include J.B. Hunt Transport and Maverick Transportation

## Resources

- Blog covering CDL regulations, FMCSA compliance, and industry news
- "The CDL Files" podcast — safety, education, regulations, and industry leadership
- FAQ covering accidents, suspensions, reinstatement procedures, and CDL requirements

## Important CDL Regulations (Educational Context)

- Drivers must report violations to employers within 30 days (federal requirement)
- Multiple serious violations within 3 years can trigger 60–120 day suspensions
- Serious violations include speeding, reckless driving, and texting while operating a commercial vehicle
- Accidents involving fatality or bodily injury require immediate drug and alcohol testing