USDOT 4170895
Unsafe Driving
UNSAFE_DRIV · FMCSA SMS Methodology v3.20
3 of 7 flagged for intervention
UNSAFE DRIV
Unsafe Driving
84
Over threshold
Flagged
CRASH
Crash Indicator
96
Not public
HOS DRIV
Hours of Service
24
Under threshold
VEH MAINT
Vehicle Maintenance
85
Over threshold
Flagged
CONTR SUBST
Controlled Substances
48
Under threshold
HM
Hazardous Materials
—
No data
DRIV FIT
Driver Fitness
86
Over threshold
Flagged
Percentile
840 best · 100 worst · threshold 65
Measure
14.66Safety Event Group: 9-18 inspections with Unsafe Driving violations
Prioritized for interventionWhere you sit on the 0-100 percentile scale
Bands show 65% / 35% split: pass-zone and inspect-zone for this BASIC's intervention threshold.
◕ What this BASIC measures
Unsafe Driving measures driver-behavior violations (speeding, reckless, improper lane change, inattention) caught at roadside.
Investigation result
No Acute/Critical violations discovered in the past 12 months.
How to clean it up
- FMCSA counts speeding (≥15 mph over), reckless driving, lane-departure, and improper lane-change violations from the past 24 months of roadside inspections.
- Each violation stays in the 24-month window; the fastest way to drop this score is to accumulate clean inspections.
- Install a speed-monitoring system and set in-cab speed alerts at 60 mph on rural interstates and 45 mph in urban corridors.
- If this BASIC is Prioritized, expect a Warning Letter or Investigative referral within 30-90 days; document your corrective-action plan now.
- Drivers with two speeding violations within 3 years lose their CDL for 60 days under 49 CFR 383.51; that exposure hits your insurance premium directly.
See per-inspection detail on the FMCSA SMS portal →