Safety Measurement System

Avery Vise

Turning customers into cops FMCSA outsources enforcement by publishing CSA data analysis By the time you read this, the Safety Measurement System – the bedrock of the new Comprehensive Safety Analysis program – likely has replaced SafeStat. As with SafeStat, public release of SMS data will come ...

By Avery Vise Published December 2, 2010

CCJ Innovators: Jet Express

Jet Express Dayton, Ohio Improved CSA 2010 scores and raised company awareness by turning administrative and maintenance staff into trainers. All together now For Jet Express, CSA 2010 is more than the safety department and drivers Jeff Davis realized long ago that the most effective way to manage safety isn’t ...

By Avery Vise Published October 1, 2010

Combating Fatigue

A sleeping crisis? Fleets use technology, risk management to monitor, treat a growing pandemic of fatigue and sleep disorders. Driver fatigue is the primary cause of only about 1.6 percent of truck fatalities, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. However, fatigue is often the root ...

By Aaron Huff Published August 14, 2010

Technology

Scores of inspections CSA 2010 could fuel demand for maintenance technology By Aaron Huff For the past year, Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010 has been a popular discussion topic in boardrooms and at industry events. The highly anticipated safety regime is scheduled to go live in December, and when ...

By CCJ Staff Published July 1, 2010

CSA 2010: The new safety frontier

The new safety frontier Many carriers already are experiencing some big changes that Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010 will bring to regulatory compliance. Although the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010 program isn’t scheduled to go live for another four months, thousands of carriers already ...

By Todd Dills Published March 9, 2010