III. What are the applications for A&I Online?

  3.1   Access a list of interstate carriers ranked according to their safety status

  3.2   Access a specific carrier's SafeStat results

  3.3   Access a specific carrier's safety fitness history

  3.4   Review the Crash profile of a specific state

  3.5   Identify the carriers that are having the most crashes in a selected state

  3.6   Support the development of Safety Plans or Commercial Vehicle Safety Plans (CVSP)

  3.7   Review a specific state's Compliance Review (CR) activity by safety rating
         and compare the results to other states.

  3.8   Review a specific state’s Roadside Inspection (RI) activity and compare the
         results to other states.

  3.9   Review a specific state's Traffic Enforcement (TE) activity as compared to
         the total number of roadside inspections

3.10   Compare the commercial zone vehicle OOS inspection rate for state and
         federal personnel in Texas

3.11   Compare the top 10 Vehicle OOS Violations for U.S. DOT Motor Carriers
         by Carrier Domicile

3.12   Review the border crossing statistics for Nogales, AZ

3.13   Access MCSAFE

3.10 Compare the commercial zone vehicle OOS inspection rate for state and federal personnel in Texas

The NAFTA Safety Stats module provides information and statistics on the U.S. operations of all U.S. registered interstate motor carriers and HM intrastate motor carriers broken out by national domicile of the carrier.

The following example shows you how to compare the number and percent of vehicle and driver OOS inspections conducted in the commercial zone in each state for federal and state personnel.

1. Access the NAFTA Safety Stats module from the Main Menu.



2. Click on the OOS Inspections report link from within the NAFTA Safety Stats module

   

3. The "Commercial Zone OOS Roadside Inspections Conducted on U.S. DOT Active Motor Carriers” report allows you to compare the data and statistics on the number and percent of vehicle and driver OOS inspections conducted in the commercial zones of each state for federal and state personnel. Note: The default report is for all domiciles and for all types of carrier operators.
   
   You can further stratify the data to create additional reports by selecting from the “Carrier Domicile” and/or the “Carriers Operations” radio buttons. Additionally, you can generate reports by calendar year and quarters by selecting from the pull down menus.
   
   Compare the vehicle OOS Inspections for federal and state personnel for the first quarter in 2002 for all U.S. DOT active motor carriers in the State of Texas.