Loading where you stand
2 windows have closed without the test being done, so what they owe is a record of why. One follow-up is still inside time.
3 events in the sample register · checked today 06:10
Reading the carrier's FMCSA record
Until it answers, what is below is a sample and not this carrier's record.
Accidents, roadside inspections and complaints, with what each one started. Kept three years in the accident register under 49 CFR 390.15(b).
Rear-ended at a stop; the other vehicle was towed.
I-40 near Greensboro, NC · DOT-reportable · a person decided this
Sample register — not this carrier's FMCSA record
Post-accident alcohol test
49 CFR 382.303(a)
The window has closed. If no test was administered, what is owed now is a record of the reasons — 49 CFR 382.303(d).
No time of day is recorded for this event, so the window is counted from midday.
Post-accident controlled substances test
49 CFR 382.303(b)
The window has closed. If no test was administered, what is owed now is a record of the reasons — 49 CFR 382.303(d).
No time of day is recorded for this event, so the window is counted from midday.
Entered in the accident register
49 CFR 390.15(b)
Level II inspection. Two violations written, one out-of-service.
Weigh station, US-70 TX
Sample register — not this carrier's FMCSA record
Certify the violations were corrected and return the report
49 CFR 396.9(d)(3)
DataQs challenge, if the report is wrong
49 CFR 385 App. B
Only if you dispute what was written. Nothing is owed by default.
Backed into a fixed post. No injuries, no tow.
Yard, Salisbury NC · not DOT-reportable · a person decided this
Sample register — not this carrier's FMCSA record
Post-accident controlled substances test
49 CFR 382.303(b)
No citation was issued and nothing was towed, so 382.303 does not require one. Recorded because somebody decided it, not because we inferred it.
Entered in the accident register
49 CFR 390.15(b)