ROADSIDE INSPECTION DATA AND CRASH DATA ANALYSIS - CAIT

Roadside inspection and crash data analysisInspection Accuracy3) If the percentage reported within 21 days is less than 60% (< 60%),then the Inspection Timeliness rating is “Poor.”Inspection Accuracy is the percentage of matched inspection records. It evaluatesinspection records that correspond to interstate and intrastate carriers. Large trucks andbus vehicle types are included in this measure (1) . The rating is based on the percentageof inspection records reported by the States over a 12-month period that were matchedto a company registered in MCMIS. The Inspection Accuracy rating is assigned usingthe following rules: (1)1) If the percentage of matched records is greater or equal to 95% (>=95%), then the Inspection Accuracy rating is “Good.”2) If the percentage of matched records is between 85% and 94% (85-94%), the rating is “Fair.”3) If the percentage of matched records is less than 85% (< 85%), thenthe Inspection Accuracy rating is “Poor.”Overall Indicator: Crash ConsistencyThe Crash Consistency is the percentage of state-reported non-fatal crash records. Itassesses non-fatal crash records which correspond to interstate and intrastate carriers,including large trucks and bus vehicle types. A red flag is assigned to those states thathave reported less than 50% of non-fatal crash records for the current 12-month periodcompared to the yearly average, based on the previous 36-months. (1)The Crash Consistency Overriding Indicator Flag is assigned as follows: (1)1) If the estimate reported is greater or equal to 50% (>= 50%), then noflag is assigned.2) If the estimate reported is less than 50% (< 50%), then a red flag isassigned.3) If a state has less than 15 (< 15) records reported in current timeframeand a state has less than 15 (< 15) records reported in previous 3 yearaverage and Estimate Reported is