Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010

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Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010 was the original name of the U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s data-driven initiative to improve commercial motor vehicle safety and reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities.

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instanceOf commercial motor vehicle safety program
federal safety initiative
road safety program
alsoKnownAs CSA 2010
appliesTo commercial motor vehicle drivers
motor carriers
basedOn data-driven safety analysis
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focusesOn carrier safety performance measurement
intervention and enforcement strategies
goal improve commercial motor vehicle safety
reduce fatalities from commercial motor vehicle crashes
reduce injuries from commercial motor vehicle crashes
reduce large truck and bus crashes
hasComponent evaluation of safety outcomes
measurement of carrier safety performance
safety-based interventions
inception 2004
jurisdiction interstate motor carriers
legalStatus federal program
motivation need to better target high-risk motor carriers
need to modernize FMCSA safety compliance and enforcement
operator Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
surface form: FMCSA

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
parentOrganization United States Department of Transportation
surface form: U.S. DOT

United States Department of Transportation
partOf FMCSA safety compliance and enforcement program
plannedFullImplementationYear 2010
publicAnnouncementDate 2008
regulatoryDomain commercial motor vehicle safety regulation
motor carrier safety compliance
replacedBy CSA
Compliance, Safety, Accountability
sector freight transportation
passenger motor carrier transportation
road transport
subjectOf FMCSA rulemaking and guidance documents
industry outreach and training materials
uses crash data
roadside inspection data
safety performance data
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Compliance, Safety, Accountability program formerName Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010