Driver (CDL) - Motor Carrier Safety Act of 1990
The Motor Carrier Safety Act of 1990 prohibits federal agencies from using motor carriers with a 16+ passenger capacity rated unsatisfactory to transport hazardous materials in quantities requiring placarding.
The FMCSA will track motor carriers' recordable accidents, as well as safety violations found and CMVs placed out-of-service at roadside. Therefore, the quality of a motor carrier's safety performance is one of the key things that can indicate to the FMCSA that a compliance review is in order.
If a motor carrier receives a proposed unsatisfactory rating and does not improve its standards, it must cease all hazardous materials operations on the 46th day after receiving notification.
To learn more about CDL HAZMAT Transportation visit our DOT Driver (CDL) HAZMAT Transportation Online Training web page.
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