What's In Store With FMCSA's Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) program - formerly known as Comprehensive Safety Analysis (CSA 2010)…?

Every company with commercial motor vehicles must be ready for the impact of CSA. This new enforcement will change the way carriers and drivers are targeted and rated for enforcement, putting more scrutiny on safety records and compliance data.

The CSA safety measurement system will rate drivers and carriers on seven Behavior Analysis & Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs). Infractions in any of these areas will result in more contact with FMCSA. The goal of CSA is to reduce the number of crashes and associated injuries and fatalities, while making the most efficient use of FMCSA resources.

Behavior Analysis & Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs)
	Unsafe Driving.			Fatigued Driving.
	Violations including speeding, reckless driving, inattention, improper lane changes.			Hours-of-Service violations.
	Driver Fitness.			Drugs/Alcohol.
	Violations involving the lack of credential, training, or medical qualifications.			Use of controlled substances or alcohol.
	Vehicle Maintenance.			Cargo Securement.
	Violations involving improper or inadequate maintenance or vehicle condition.			Improper loading or cargo securement.
	Crash Experience.
	Crash history; DOT recordable accidents only.
Recordkeeping and organization are the foundation for getting ready for CSA. Contact J. J. Keller Business Services to further discuss how each of these measurements will affect you, and how we can help tackle any issues or concerns you have. Our Business Services are designed to improve fleet organization, safety and compliance; we offer solutions for every CSA BASIC area. Let's work together in 2011 and beyond.
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