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ISSUE OOS
FMCSA ISSUES OUT-OF-SERVICE ORDERS
Commercial motor vehicle (CMV) carriers must maintain the safety of their operations, taking responsibility for their vehicles, drivers, and documentation. FMCSA issues Federal Out-of-Service (OOS) Orders to carriers with significant safety deficiencies. All OOS carriers are required to stay off the road until they satisfy their OOS order requirements.
FMCSA ISSUES OUT-OF-SERVICE ORDERS
Commercial motor vehicle (CMV) carriers must maintain the safety of their operations, taking responsibility for their vehicles, drivers, and documentation. FMCSA issues Federal Out-of-Service (OOS) Orders to carriers with significant safety deficiencies. All OOS carriers are required to stay off the road until they satisfy their OOS order requirements.
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ACCESS
STATES ACCESS FMCSA DATA
FMCSA stores information about OOS orders in its web systems. The PRISM process offers States online access to this information. The PRISM Technical Team partners with State registration and information technology (IT) professionals to aid them in retrieving this information using their State’s IT systems.
STATES ACCESS FMCSA DATA
FMCSA stores information about OOS orders in its web systems. The PRISM process offers States online access to this information. The PRISM Technical Team partners with State registration and information technology (IT) professionals to aid them in retrieving this information using their State’s IT systems.
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VERIFY
STATES VERIFY CARRIER STATUS
When a carrier applies for registration or renewal, the State CMV registration office compares the carrier’s data to the Federal OOS list provided by FMCSA. PRISM alerts State systems when an OOS carrier attempts to register / renew a vehicle registration or is identified on the road.
STATES VERIFY CARRIER STATUS
When a carrier applies for registration or renewal, the State CMV registration office compares the carrier’s data to the Federal OOS list provided by FMCSA. PRISM alerts State systems when an OOS carrier attempts to register / renew a vehicle registration or is identified on the road.
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IMMOBILIZE
STATES IMMOBILIZE CARRIERS VIOLATING THEIR OOS ORDERS
State registration offices deny, suspend, or revoke registrations and immobilize carriers attempting to operate in violation of their OOS orders. State law enforcement may also access PRISM data to identify and immobilize OOS violators at the roadside.
STATES IMMOBILIZE CARRIERS VIOLATING THEIR OOS ORDERS
State registration offices deny, suspend, or revoke registrations and immobilize carriers attempting to operate in violation of their OOS orders. State law enforcement may also access PRISM data to identify and immobilize OOS violators at the roadside.
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REPORT
STATES REPORT VIOLATIONS AND ACTIONS TO FMCSA
States update FMCSA on carriers attempting to violate their OOS orders and their State’s response. Through the PRISM process, FMCSA and States collaborate to make sure that all available systems work together to keep OOS vehicles off the Nation’s roads.
STATES REPORT VIOLATIONS AND ACTIONS TO FMCSA
States update FMCSA on carriers attempting to violate their OOS orders and their State’s response. Through the PRISM process, FMCSA and States collaborate to make sure that all available systems work together to keep OOS vehicles off the Nation’s roads.
FMCSA ISSUES OUT-OF-SERVICE ORDERS
Commercial motor vehicle (CMV) carriers must maintain the safety of their operations, taking responsibility for their vehicles, drivers, and documentation. FMCSA issues Federal Out-of-Service (OOS) Orders to carriers with significant safety deficiencies. All OOS carriers are required to stay off the road until they satisfy their OOS order requirements.