Tag Archive for: DataQ

Webinar Replay Video #80: FMCSA Crash Preventability Determination Program

FMCSA Crash Preventability Determination Program Updates

The FMCSA’s Crash Preventability Determination Program represents a significant advancement in how commercial vehicle accidents are evaluated and documented. Through this program, carriers can request reviews of specific crash types to determine if they were preventable or non-preventable, potentially improving their safety records. The program’s expansion since 2020 has included new eligible crash types and refined documentation requirements, making it more comprehensive and accessible to the transportation industry. With features like video evidence requirements and specific criteria for various crash scenarios, the program continues to evolve to meet the industry’s needs while maintaining high standards for safety and accountability.

Read more
/by

Webinar Replay #53: Using the DataQ System Effectively

Fast Forward Expert Roundtable #53: Using the DataQ System Effectively

In this informative webinar session, Steve Kessler and Richard Goins provided valuable insights into the DataQ system and its challenges in the trucking industry. The discussion covered various aspects of challenging incorrect information held by FMCSA, including the process of requesting officer notes and filing FOIA requests. The experts emphasized the importance of proper training for drivers regarding inspections and accident procedures, while also highlighting the role of company personnel responsible for handling DataQ challenges. The session concluded with an announcement of an upcoming webinar featuring Rebecca Brewster from ATRI, who will present the top 10 industry issues discussed at the ATA MCE conference.

Read more
/by

Webinar Replay #27: Dismantling DataQs

Fast Forward Expert Roundtable #27: Dismantling DataQs

When responding to an accident scene, drivers should immediately begin documenting the incident with photos and video from multiple angles. It’s crucial to capture the entire scene, including road conditions, weather, signage, and any relevant details that could impact the case. Documentation should be thorough but obtained safely and without interfering with emergency responders or other officials. This evidence can be invaluable during the DataQ process and may help protect both the driver and the company.

Read more
/by