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DRB INC
DOT550100
📍 LANCASTER, PA4 trucks Unknown
PrioritizedUnsafe DrivingCrash IndicatorDriver Fitness

BLOCKED: off Tier-1 boards

ISS in the Inspect band. Most Tier-1 brokers (Amazon Relay, TQL, CH Robinson) auto-decline at this threshold.

Estimated renewal impact: $3,060-$10,500/yr additional premium

Where do these numbers come from? ↓

ISS (estimate)

89

Inspect (75-99)

BASICs over

3

Ins. band

+30–50%

Authority
Unknown
Crashes (5yr)
2
Vehicles
4
Drivers
1
Inspections (24mo)
10
Safety Rating
Not rated

Safety score (ISS estimate)

The score brokers and inspectors see. Under 50 is good; 75+ means inspections and declined loads.

Recreated from FMCSA inspection records, an approximation; the official FMCSA score may differsources ↓

ISS Value (estimate)

89Inspect (75-99)
Live Value: 0
14974100
PassOptionalInspect

Where you sit vs. carriers your size · 2-25 trucks · 742,674 carriers

P25 55P75 65you · 89

Lower ISS = inspectors usually wave you through. The shaded band is the middle 50% of carriers in your truck-count range (P25-P75); the line in the middle is the median.

Group
Group 4
What does this group mean?

See tooltip for full group definitions.

Carrier type
General
Segment
Straight
Inspections (24mo)
10

At ISS 89 (Group 4), most Tier-1 brokers (Amazon Relay, TQL, CHR) auto-decline above this threshold. Premium uplift band: 30–50%+.

Subject to General threshold

Thresholds: Unsafe / Crash / HOS 65% · Vehicle Maintenance / Drugs & Alcohol / Driver Fitness 80% · HM Compliance 80%

BASICPercentileThresholdTripped?
Unsafe Driving7265Yes
Crash Indicator7565Yes
HOS Compliance3465No
Vehicle Maintenance2180No
Controlled Substances/Alcohol4880No
Driver Fitness8780Yes

BASICs flagged for intervention · hover to highlight in chart

UNSAFE_DRIVCRASHDRIV_FIT

Problem areas (BASICs)

FMCSA tracks 7 behavior categories. Any category over its threshold raises your score. Click a tile to see how to fix it.

Percentiles recreated from FMCSA inspection records. Approximations; official values may differsources ↓

2 of 7 flagged for intervention

Numeric detail
BASICMeasurePercentile (0=best, 100=worst)ThresholdStatus

Unsafe Driving

5.257265Prioritized

Crash Indicator

7565Prioritized

HOS Compliance

3465

Vehicle Maintenance

2.422180

Controlled Substances/Alcohol

4880

Driver Fitness

1.548780Prioritized
Show data provenance (public vs. FMCSA non-public)
  • UNSAFE_DRIV: Public · national peer-group
  • CRASH: FMCSA non-public · national peer-group
  • HOS_DRIV: Public · national peer-group
  • VEH_MAINT: Public · national peer-group
  • CONTR_SUBST: Public · national peer-group
  • DRIV_FIT: Public · national peer-group

Higher percentile = worse performance (0 best, 100 worst). A BASIC is "prioritized" when its percentile reaches the carrier-type intervention threshold OR an Acute/Critical Violation was found in the past 12 months.

What this costs you in insurance

A directional estimate of the extra premium your current score adds at renewal.

Estimated renewal impact

above-threshold band · Tier C, directional
$3,060 - $10,500
/ yr additional premium (30-50%+)

BASICs over threshold

3

Fleet

4 trucks · 100,000 VMT

small fleet (2–25 trucks)

Industry benchmarks

Industry baseline at this fleet/VMT: ~$15,600/yr($0.102-$0.210/mile, industry-wide average to specialized-sector rate)

Carriers with BASICs prioritized for interventions experience 79% higher future crash rates (93% higher than the national average for Unsafe Driving above-threshold) per FMCSA's 2014 CSMS Effectiveness Test.
How this is calculated

Actual outcomes depend on your specific underwriter, claims history, fleet specifics, renewal cycle, and the BASIC categories in question.

SourcesMarquee Insurance Group (2025)COGO Insurance (2024)Foley Carrier Services (2026)ATRI 2025 Operational Costs of Trucking (pp.42–46)FMCSA SMS published crash-risk data

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Crash history

Recorded crashes from the FMCSA crash file. Severity drives insurer scrutiny.

Recorded crashes from FMCSA crash filesources ↓
5-year total
2
Lifetime
7
Fatalities
0
Injuries
1

5-YEAR TREND

DETAIL

Fatal crashes
0
HM-release (hazmat spill)
0
Latest crash
Jan 29, 2026
Environmental & road conditions
Most common state
PA
Road condition
Dry
Weather
Clear
Light
Daylight

SEVERITY PATTERN SCORE

255075
4/ 100

Weighted by fatalities, injuries, and hazmat spills; higher means a worse pattern.

Insurance & authority on file

What FMCSA has on record: coverage, filings, and operating authority.

FMCSA Licensing & Insurance filesources ↓

Coverage on file

Active coverage
required
on file
Cargo on file
Bond on file
BOC-3 on file

Authority status

Unknown
Common
Contract
Broker

Authority by type

TypeYes/NoMC#/MX#
PropertyNo
PassengerNo
BrokerNo

Current primary policy

No current primary policy on file.

Insurance history (0 policies)

No InsHist data on file.

Industry context: regulator + industry sources

Tier-A/B factual context from TDI, FMCSA, ATRI, and 49 CFR §387.9. Not specific to this carrier. Sources current as of May 2026.

TDI 2024

72.9%

Texas commercial auto rates 2017-2024 (accelerating to 9.6% in 2024).

TDI 2024

$1,155→$2,020

Avg TX liability premium per truck 2017→2024 (75% increase; combined ratio 116% since 2011).

49 CFR §387.9

$750K

Federal minimum BIPD floor since 1980. Top brokers (Amazon Relay, TQL, CH Robinson, Uber Freight, JB Hunt, Coyote) require $1M+.

ATRI 2025

+36%

Trucking auto liability premium per mile, 8-year cumulative. Small-fleet: 10.2¢ (2021) → 13.6¢ (2023).

FMCSA SMS

+79% / +93%

Crash rate vs below-threshold carriers (93% for Unsafe Driving over threshold). Actuarial basis for BASIC surcharges.

ATRI 2025

Small specialized fleets (≤25 trucks) report $0.21/mi truck insurance, more than 2× the industry average of $0.102/mi.

AM Best 2024

108.5

Commercial auto combined ratio 2024 (persistent national unprofitability). CIAB Q1 2025: 10.4% rate increase.

ATRI 2025

#3

Insurance Cost/Availability ranked #3 industry concern in 2025 (up from #4 in 2024).

ATRI 2025

>1000 PU

Large fleets' lower premium costs are typically offset by higher out-of-pocket crash costs.

Industry-published BASIC → premium guidance (Estimates: published guidance, not exact pricing)

10-30%approaching threshold·30-50%+above threshold (some insurers auto-decline)

Industry-published guidance (Marquee Insurance Group, 2025; COGO Insurance, 2024; Foley Carrier Services, 2026). Actual outcomes depend on your specific underwriter.

USDOT 550100

Registration details

The carrier's official FMCSA registration record.

DBA: SUPERIOR HOMES

Legal name

DRB INC

Physical address

2187 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST

LANCASTER, PA 17602 · Lancaster County

Contact

(717) 394-0360 · fax (717) 397-6684

TIFFANY@SUPERIORHOMES.COM

Operation

Interstate

Fleet size

4 trucks (PU) · 1 drivers

100,000 miles driven (2023)

Time in business

32.4 years in operation

Added Feb 9, 1994 · Registration last updated (MCS-150) Oct 8, 2024

Where these numbers come from

Data as of 2026-07-09 · Full methodology →

Recorded by FMCSA: identity, fleet size, inspections, crashes, insurance filings, read directly from FMCSA public records.

Recreated from FMCSA's published methodology: ISS score and BASIC percentiles, rebuilt from public records using the published SMS v3.20 / ISS methodology. Our recreation is an approximation: FMCSA's internal systems are the canonical source, and the official score may differ.

Projected from industry data: dollar estimates built from ATRI insurance rates and published underwriting bands. Directional, not a quote.

Every number on this page has a source; the (i) icons explain each one. For informational use only: this report is a single-carrier snapshot, not FMCSA's official record, a safety rating, or legal advice.

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