THE truck driver aid is a benefit offered by governments to truck drivers. This benefit is intended for drivers who are off work due to illness, strike action or any other reason.
THE truck driver aid is valid for those entitled to the benefit and provided by state-owned or public companies responsible for urban public transport.
Drivers receive the benefit by credit card, check or bank transfer.
The amount of aid varies according to the region where the driver lives.
The aid for truck drivers is also known as Emergency Benefit for Independent Freight Forwarders.
The aim of the initiative is to compensate for the high costs that the category has had to bear with the high price paid for fuel.
However, this does not mean that the amount received must be used exclusively for the purchase of fuel, since no responsibility is required on the part of the beneficiary.
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Who can apply for and receive this aid?
The aid for truck drivers is also called Aid for Good and will be granted to all truck drivers who work as self-employed professionals and meet the requirements, which we will outline below:
01. To qualify for this social program, applicants must provide documents proving that they are the owner, co-owner or lessee of a truck used for work activities.
In addition, the truck driver must also have a vehicle with a minimum load of 500 kg.
02. Another mandatory requirement is registration with the RNTRC (National Register of Road Transport Operators), which is linked to the ANTT system.
03. The self-employed truck driver must prove that he is carrying out this activity as an independent professional or provide a certificate of completion of a course in this field.
The important thing about claiming the trucker's allowance is that it will be paid to all those who meet the above requirements and that there is no need to prove where the money is going.
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How will these payments be made?
As usual with all government social benefits, there is a schedule of payments that will be made to the recipients until December.
1st installment of truck driver aid August 9th, 2022 2nd installment of truck driver aid August 9th, 2022 3rd installment of truck driver aid September 24, 2022 4th installment of truck driver aid October 22nd, 2022 5th installment of truck driver aid November 26, 2022 6th installment of truck driver aid December 17th, 2022
How do I apply for truck driver's aid?
In order to claim this benefit, the procedure described below must first be considered.
Step 1: Independent truck drivers must first be duly registered in the National Register of Road Truck Drivers (RNTR-C), all registrations for 2022 ended on May 31. In addition to this registration, the truck driver's license and a vehicle registration number are also required. CPF valid.
Step 2: After registering, wait for a response from the social program, which can take several working days. After the required period, you will proceed to the next stage of the process and receive the final amount of support.
Another important thing to note is that the organization responsible for selecting and registering candidates is the ANTT of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. So find your nearest branch and register now.
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