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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Medical Review Board (MRB) was established under the auspices of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) of 1972, Public Law 92-463, http://www.gsa.gov/faca. Per FACA requirements, the charter of the MRB was approved by the Secretary of...
About the Medical Review Board provides a Q & A of what the MRB is.
FMCSA is aware that motor carrier officials and new entrant applicants often receive confusing or misleading solicitations from service providers or third party administrators by telephone, e-mail, text and US Mail. These businesses are able to get your company’s information because when...
This set of logbook examples help explain the various provisions of the Hours-of-Service rules. (The two restart provisions that are currently suspended are not included in this set. These are the requirements for two 1-5 a.m. off-duty periods and the limitation on restart use...
This set of logbook examples help explain the various provisions of the Hours-of-Service rules. (The two restart provisions that are currently suspended are not included in this set. These are the requirements for two 1-5 a.m. off-duty periods and the limitation on restart use...
UFA User manual
Welcome to FMCSA's Penalty Assessments Web Site, an online resource to help the truck and bus industry understand how the Agency assesses penalties. The information and tools provided on this Web site are designed to educate the industry about penalty assessments and include:
Links to the...