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Understanding the ISS-D Carrier Comparison for Commercial Vehicle Safety Inspections

The Inspection Selection System for Drivers (ISS-D) is a vital decision-making tool for conducting roadside safety inspections on commercial vehicles. It helps inspectors determine which vehicles to inspect based on the driver's safety performance data, including crash incidents, roadside inspections, and driver management experience. The ISS value ranges from 1 to 100, where values between 1-49 indicate a pass, 50-74 are optional for inspection, and 75-100 call for mandatory inspection. This system enhances road safety and efficiency in inspections.

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Understanding the ISS-D Carrier Comparison for Commercial Vehicle Safety Inspections

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  1. ISS-D Carrier Comparison The Inspection Selection System (ISS-D) is a decision-aid for commercial vehicle roadside driver/vehicle safety inspections, which guides safety inspectors in selecting vehicles for inspection. The ISS Value is based on the motor carrier's safety performance data which includes crash, roadside inspection, driver, and safety management experience.  (Values: 1-49 Pass, 50-74 Optional, 75-100 Inspect)  SafeStat Release 2/3/09

  2. ISS-D Carrier Comparison The Inspection Selection System (ISS-D) is a decision-aid for commercial vehicle roadside driver/vehicle safety inspections, which guides safety inspectors in selecting vehicles for inspection. The ISS Value is based on the motor carrier's safety performance data which includes crash, roadside inspection, driver, and safety management experience.  (Values: 1-49 Pass, 50-74 Optional, 75-100 Inspect)  SafeStat Release 2/3/09

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