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CDLJobs.com Adds E-Signature to Roster of Unique Site Features

Lisbon, IA (PRWEB) August 10, 2007 -- CDLJobs.com (http://www.CDLJobs.com), a trucking jobs and industry website, is pleased to announce the addition of E-Signature to their line-up of unique online features. E-Signature allows owner operators who are Gold Level Members of CDL Jobs to conveniently retrieve signed employment history and drug screening releases for any OTR applicant. E-Signature eliminates the hassle of tracking down every van, flatbed, tanker or reefer driving job applicant, printing and faxing the required paperwork to them, and then waiting for them to fax the signed forms back. With E-Signature, CDLJobs.com and its Gold Level Members can now immediately send electronic versions of required release forms to driver jobs applicants, ask for signatures on the spot and download any number of these completed forms with the mere click of a mouse. Gold Level Members will benefit from this easy to use timesaver when processing potential applicants for available dedicated truck driving jobs. E-Signature meets all state DOT legal and regulatory requirements.

About CDLJobs.com

CDLJobs.com is unique among trucking websites because it's backed by real trucking experience. Every member of our staff draws on years of personal truck driving jobs experience to give you insight and perspective on CDL truck driving jobs and other industry-related issues. CDLJobs.com is dedicated to matching trucking companies with the applicant of their choice by offering the most comprehensive database of available local truck driving jobs and regional truck driving jobs in Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas among other states. The site also features up to date news, a trucker's blog with driver feedback and comments, as well as links to other sites of industry interest.

About E-Signature

With E-Signature's in-house Quadra Regression process, every signature is electronically converted into a unique vector image that is safe, secure and scalable. This easy to use electronic signature technology has revolutionized the way business is done.

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