Trucking call firewall
Stop taking spam calls while you drive.
DOT Shield AI answers the phone number your authority made public, screens callers like a road office, and texts you the calls that actually matter.
No porting. No app install. Beta starts by verifying the phone listed on your FMCSA profile.
The public-number problem, fixed in one step.
Before: public DOT phone
Everything hits the driver directly.
Disclosed assistant. Fair screening.
After: DOT Shield AI
The road office handles the first pass.
The pain is not voicemail. It is interruption.
Owner-operators do not need another inbox. They need a call firewall for the number the authority made public.
That is why dispatch sales, vendors, and fake compliance callers can keep finding you while you drive.
ETA checks and sales calls hit the cab at the worst time, when your attention should stay on the road.
The assistant discloses itself, gets the reason for the call, alerts urgent issues, and summarizes the rest.
Beta flow
Fast enough to test, strict enough to avoid random-number abuse.
Pull the public FMCSA profile and company phone.
Activate only after the FMCSA-listed phone is verified.
No porting. Forward to the AI Shield number while driving.
Urgent calls alert you. The rest becomes context.
Sales or vendor pitch. No active load, no emergency, no shipper issue. Saved to the dashboard.
The beta payoff
Keep your DOT line. Let AI answer first.
Drivers keep the phone number already listed with FMCSA. When they are driving, they forward calls to DOT Shield so the assistant can screen the reason before the cab gets interrupted.
- No number porting for the beta
- FMCSA-listed phone must be verified first
- Unknown callers get screened, not silently blocked
- Urgent calls can be flagged for attention
Start with the public FMCSA profile, then verify the listed phone before activation.
DOT Shield AI is a disclosed call-screening assistant for public DOT-number workflows. It does not impersonate the driver, does not prove insurance active from a COI alone, and does not block unknown callers by default.

