When your body isn’t steady, your focus isn’t either.
The Department of Transportation (DOT) exam can shape your entire year.
This was built to help you stay steady before small issues turn into problems.
Still passing. Still working. Just less margin.
HaulWell™ helps drivers stay medically clear, mentally steady, and income-ready — quietly, before problems force a stop.
Pilot Starts: March 2026. Limited spots so coaching stays personal. First come, first served.
This is not medical care — it’s practical education + habit support built for real driving days.
Built with drivers and supported by an advisory team — including East Carolina University (ECU) collaborators — to keep it evidence-informed and driver-real. This was built from real driver conversations — not a wellness template.
Drivers who are still passing — but feel their margin shrinking.
This is the Yellow Zone 🚥
“Still driving. Still passing. Less margin.”
“Nothing’s ‘wrong’ yet — but it’s harder than it used to be.”
“You don’t fail a DOT exam overnight. You drift into it.”
Driver Readiness: What Happens Next
Some drivers start by staying informed.
Others choose a simple starting point.
And some are ready for coaching support.
In the Yellow Zone and want to stay ahead?
Join the Driver Readiness List.
No spam. No pressure. Just clarity.
📩 Email only
📱 Optional SMS later
Want to start today?
If you’re not sick, not fine — tired, stressed, dehydrated, and pushing through — the Yellow Zone Guide gives you a calm starting point that fits real driving days.
Inside the Yellow Zone Guide, you’ll get:
How to recognize the “Yellow Zone” signals early (before they cost you)
A simple hydration plan that doesn’t require perfect stops
Quick stress resets you can do in the cab or at a fuel stop
A short “DOT-ready” checklist to reduce panic before your physical
A realistic “first week plan” you can actually follow
Who This Is For
If you’re in the Yellow Zone — not sick, not fine — you’re exactly who this is for.
Mid-career drivers (35–58) who:
Have passed DOT exams before
Don’t want surprises
Are tired of reacting
Value professionalism and control
Quietly worry about BP, fatigue, hydration, focus
This includes:
Company drivers who want to stay employable
Owner-operators protecting income flow
❌ Not:
Crisis cases
People who want motivation
People who don’t feel risk yet
Pilot Pricing (March 2026 cohort only):
$239 for 12 weeks
That’s about $20/week
$239 is less than:
One urgent care visit before a physical
One extra BP recheck appointment
One missed load or delayed run because paperwork or clearance got held up
And unlike those costs, this is preventive, not reactive.
This costs about what most drivers already spend trying to push through fatigue — the difference is this actually gives something back.
Refund Policy (Pilot Cohort)
HaulWell™ pilot spots are limited and reserved once you register.
Full refund: available up to 14 days before the pilot start date.
Within 14 days of start: no refunds, but you may request a credit toward the next cohort or the Yellow Zone Guide.
Limited spots. Real support. Built for the road.
How it works
How the pilot works (low-burden):
Weekly rhythm: one short lesson + one simple habit focus
You move at your pace: no punishment for missed weeks
Two live touchpoints: midpoint Q&A + closing Q&A (optional but encouraged)
Weekly flow at a glance:
Weeks 1–2: Orientation + awareness (where you are now, what’s driving your patterns)
Weeks 3–5: Gentle habit testing (hydration + small habit anchors)
Week 6: Live midpoint Q&A (real talk, adjust what isn’t working)
Weeks 7–11: Consistency + refinement (make it stick on real driving weeks)
Week 12: Closing Q&A + a “Keep Going Plan” to carry forward
If you want coaching + support, the pilot is the next step.
Inside The March 2026 HaulWell™ Pilot is for drivers who want structure, accountability, and support — without pressure or medicalization.
Why HaulWell is different
What makes HaulWell™ different:
Built for real driving days (if it doesn’t fit the road, it doesn’t belong)
Awareness over pressure (no grading, no shame, no perfection language)
Simple, not overwhelming (one habit at a time — built to stick)
Coaching-informed, not medical care (education + habit support, not diagnosis/treatment)
Flexible by design (miss a week? you’re not behind)
FAQ
How much time does it take?
10–15 minutes most weeks, plus the habit you’re practicing in real life.
Do I have to track numbers every day?
No. This is awareness-first and low-burden.
Is this medical advice?
No. This is education, coaching support, and habit-building — not diagnosis or treatment.
What if I miss a week?
You don’t start over. You pick up where you are.
What happens after Week 12?
You leave with a “Keep Going Plan” and a follow-up check-in to see what actually stuck.

