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You can search FMCSA data using a company’s name or USDOT number. Many bus companies have similar names, so ask the company for its USDOT number.
If you'd like to search for a transportation company by your preferred type of...
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Look Before You Book Video Look Before You Book Fact Sheet Learn Before You Board Fact Sheet- English Learn Before You Board Fact Sheet - Spanish (Español) Tip Sheet: Bus Safety and Comfort Tip Sheet: Bus Safety Records Matter Bus Safety Quiz...Over-The-Road Bus Accessibility: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Regulations and Rights
The Department of Transportation’s ADA regulations require all over-the-road bus (OTRB) operators to provide timely service for passengers with disabilities, including wheelchair users. An...
Two Ways to Search for Safety
You can search FMCSA data using a company’s name or USDOT number. Many bus companies have similar names, so ask the company for its USDOT number.
If you’d like to search for a bus or other transportation company (like a van service or limousine...
Before making a reservation or buying a ticket, take a few minutes to research the bus company. FMCSA’s online tool will help you learn about the company’s safety history. You want to book with a company that:
Is authorized to operate. Commercial...
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SUMMARY: FMCSA revises its regulations to permit individuals with a stable insulin regimen and properly controlled insulin-treated diabetes mellitus (ITDM) to be qualified to operate commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) in interstate commerce. Previously, ITDM individuals were prohibited from...
Q1: How will the pilot, control and intrastate drivers be evaluated for safety under the pilot?
A1: FMCSA will collect the following information from each participating covered and control group driver during the pilot program:
Any crashes in which the driver was involved;Any...Q1: What do State Driver Licensing Agencies (SDLAs) have to do to prepare for this pilot program?
A1: SDLAs will not be required to make any legislative, regulatory, or programming changes for these carriers and drivers.