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Prohibited in the Clearinghouse and dispatchable today. Nothing here has changed his dispatch eligibility — that is yours to do.
49 CFR 382.501(a) · Clearinghouse query 2026-10-19
Medical certificate lapsed 3 days ago and the unit rolled this morning.
49 CFR 391.45(b) · 391.51(d)(5)
The testing windows after this crash have closed. They cannot be reopened, so what the rule asks for now is a record of what happened.
49 CFR 382.303(d)
Driver-specific consent recorded 2026-03-14. Creates a federal record and costs money.
49 CFR 382.701(a) · consent recorded 2026-03-14
Pre-filled from the fleet as it stands. Nothing has been sent — a company officer transmits it.
49 CFR 390.19(b)(2)
We found the violation was written against the wrong unit. The challenge is drafted and cites the inspection report; a person has to put their name on it.
49 CFR 385 Appendix B · inspection TX2026-441907
The restriction code was read with low confidence on four scans. Each is shown beside the source image.
49 CFR 391.25(c)(2)
Already done — nothing needed from you
2 things finished over the weekend.
3.5hours
of work absorbed since Friday
Per-task minutes are our estimate of what the same work costs a person, not a measurement of your staff. Change them in settings and this figure changes with them.
We chased all fourteen drivers over the weekend. Nine came back and cleared extraction-verify; five are still open and stay ranked.
Still waiting on 5 drivers — we asked again at 06:02 · started Friday 17:40
49 CFR 391.51(d)
We reconciled the fleet against public data. Two roadside events look contestable and are queued for your review.
SAFER snapshot · as of today 06:10