In December 2010, FMCSA replaced the SafeStat web portal with a new motor carrier Safety Measurement System (SMS) based on a new Methodology for scoring motor carriers. FMCSA implemented a revised Inspection Selection System (ISS) for roadside inspectors based on CSA’s SMS. FMCSA’s Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) program — formerly known as Comprehensive Safety Analysis (CSA 2010) — is an enforcement initiative that scores carriers and drivers on seven Behavior Analysis Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs)
Compliance Safety & Accountability
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Compliance Safety & Accountability
Seven BASICs List
Unsafe Driving
Driver Fitness
Fatigue Driving
Controlled Substance and Alcohol
Cargo Related
Vehicle Maintenance
Crashes
BASIC scores are meant to identify poor safety performers. These motor carriers will be subjected to one of the agency’s interventions. This might include targeted roadside inspections (based on the ISS), a warning letter, or even a review of the carrier’s compliance records via an off-site focused, onsite focused, or onsite comprehensive investigation.