Safety Resource

Human Trafficking Prevention & Reporting Resources

CDL drivers and transportation professionals can play an important role in recognizing and reporting suspected human trafficking. This page provides safety-focused guidance and directs reports to official emergency and trafficking-reporting channels.

If Someone Is In Immediate Danger Report Suspected Trafficking What Details Can Help

Emergency Guidance

If Someone Is In Immediate Danger

If someone appears to be in immediate danger, call 911. Do not attempt to intervene directly or place yourself or others at risk.

Official Reporting

Report Suspected Human Trafficking

For suspected human trafficking that is not an immediate emergency, use official reporting resources such as the National Human Trafficking Hotline or appropriate law enforcement channels.

This page does not collect human trafficking reports for CDL2GO. Use official emergency or trafficking-reporting resources so information reaches the right responders.

Visit National Human Trafficking Hotline

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Helpful Details

What Details Can Help When Reporting

If it is safe to observe without interfering, certain details may help official responders evaluate a report.

Your location

Date and time

Number of vehicles involved

Vehicle descriptions, including color, make, model, markings, or license plate if safely visible

Number of people involved

Basic descriptions of people involved

Direction of travel, if relevant

A brief explanation of what raised concern

Only collect details if it is safe to do so. Do not follow, confront, or attempt to investigate suspected trafficking activity.

Transportation Awareness

Why CDL Drivers May Notice Warning Signs

CDL drivers, trucking professionals, and transportation workers often spend time near highways, fuel stops, loading areas, parking areas, and travel corridors. Awareness can help drivers recognize when something may need to be reported to official channels.

CDL2GO’s Role

CDL2GO provides CDL training resources and safety awareness information. CDL2GO is not an emergency response agency, law enforcement agency, or human trafficking hotline.

For emergencies, call 911. For suspected trafficking reports, use official reporting channels. For CDL2GO account, course, or training questions, contact CDL2GO support.

Contact CDL2GO Support

Use this contact link for CDL2GO training, account, or course support only. It is not for emergency reporting.

Additional Safety Resources

Official Reporting Guidance

External resources are provided for awareness and reporting guidance. Use official emergency and trafficking-reporting channels when making a report.

National Human Trafficking Hotline

Human Trafficking Prevention