CSA 2010: The data

Well back about '92 or so, the CDL came into existance.

And they STILL don't have that completely implemented or enforced !!!!!!!!!!!

Heck, go online, download your medical forms.........

Almost ANY ticket can be taken care of, up to a point..........

The same unsafe companies are STILL operating, not all but many.........

Yada, Yada...........play that song again .........2525 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

That is NOT a true statement sir, there is going to be many procedural changes!

 

One change, apparently, is a form my company sent me. From what we can make of it, whenever I get a ticket, I'm supposed to take the info off the ticket and the notification that's supposed to go to the company and transfer it to this form by hand to notify myself that I got a this ticket that I just signed and received. My question would be, why is DOT being run by re-tards?

 

http://csa2010.fmcsa.dot.gov/FAQs.aspx?role=MC Question 5, Answer 5!

 

Oldnew,

Perhaps you're missing your calling !!!!!!!!

I mean Officier Oldnew...!!!!!!!!!!!

























Lord help us !!!!!!!!!

 

Nah, I just figger that the more I know about rules, regs, etc., the slicker I'll be about breaking them......LEGALLY!

 

In case you ( Motor Carrier Inspector ) failed to read this link provided by the old wannabe, yeah thats right a school bus driver knows the regs better than you do, here it is quoted.

 

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Actually you did if you go back up to post #152 You quoted oldnewbiegionnabe well here let me quote it for you, first his statement and then I'll quote your reply to him.

And again from the FMCSA website for you.

 

Getting your clean inspections documented is critical these days. I've read that advice more than a few times in CSA 2010 articles and literature. I don't know what all is involved in ensuring that an inspection gets into MCMIS but I have to believe it's worth following up to make sure it does. Two HUGE concerns FMCSA has with respect to CSA 2010 are data accuracy and prompt data reporting. CYA!