Watchdog Criticizes FMCSA Over Repeat Rule-Breakers

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.

he Department of Transportation’s internal watchdog office said the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is not doing enough to stop carriers who repeatedly break federal safety rules.

In a report released April 21, the DOT’s Office of Inspector General also said FMCSA needs to do more to address congressional mandates such as the new-entrant and medical certification programs.

In general, the OIG’s report on its audit of FMCSA showed that while the truck-safety agency had increased its enforcement activities, it fell short in other areas.



For the full story, see the May 1 print edition of Transport Topics. Subscribe today.