Can I check my CSA 2010 points without paying?

Not at the moment. The websites are still in development and probably won't be free.

From what I understand CSA 2010 will be seperate from state MVR records. It will only contain violations from inspection reports and crashes. These stats can be obtained from the PSP (pre-employment screening process) website for $10.

https://www.psp.fmcsa.dot.gov/psp/oa/AppInfo.aspx

If you remember the last 3 years you could figure your own score

 

Than ya kindly Rookie trucker

 

Good deal bro!!!! Thanks again my friend!

 

Very good myth buster. Thanks.

 

If your an owner operator I know you can check. Our insurance rep gave us the website. You have to have a PIN but as far as a company driver I don't believe you can see it.

https://csa2010.fmcsa.dot.gov/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=/DataPreview/BASIC.aspx?basic=2&basic=2

 

As far as I am aware there is currently only one place to get your CSA record. IIRC, the link I used is the one that Condocruiser quoted. I paid the $10 fee last week to see my record. It did have the two "clean" inspections and the one speeding ticket from almost 3 years ago. What the report DOES NOT have is the "points value" attached to the violation.

So for drivers that remember their last 3 years, (I could not) the $10 fee is a waste of money. Because I still dont know my "score" or how many "points" i have.

Perhaps someone can find me a link to the listing of point values assigned to every offense and the methodology being used to calculate the points. I know i have seen it on TTR, I just have not found it since then. I should have bookmarked it.