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Table 1. CSMS Unsafe Driving BASIC Violations

Violation severity weights reflect the relative importance of each violation within each BASIC. These weights cannot be compared or added meaningfully across the BASICs.

Section

Violation Description Shown on Driver/Vehicle Examination Report Given to CMV Driver after Roadside Inspection

Violation Group Description

Violation Severity Weight

Driver Responsible (Y/N)

Citations marked with an asterisk (*) will be shown on the Driver/Vehicle Examination Report provided to the driver after a roadside inspection.

177.800(d)

Unnecessary delay in HM transportation to destination

HM Related

1

Y

390.17DT

Operating a CMV while texting

Texting

10

Y

390.20

Failing to properly secure parked vehicle

Other Driver Violations

1

Y

392.2C

Failure to obey traffic control device

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.2DH

Headlamps - Failing to dim when required

Misc Violations

3

Y

392.2FC

Following too close

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.2LC

Improper lane change

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.2LV

Lane Restriction violation

Misc Violations

3

Y

392.2P

Improper passing

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.2PK

Unlawfully parking and/or leaving vehicle in the roadway

Other Driver Violations

1

Y

392.2R

Reckless driving

Reckless Driving

10

Y

392.2RR

Railroad Grade Crossing violation

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.2S

Speeding

Speeding Related

5

Y

392.2-SLLS1

State/Local Laws - Speeding 1-5 miles per hour over the speed limit

Speeding 1

1

Y

392.2-SLLS2

State/Local Laws - Speeding 6-10 miles per hour over the speed limit

Speeding 2

4

Y

392.2-SLLSWZ

State/Local Laws - Speeding work/construction zone

Speeding 4

10

Y

392.2-SLLT

State/Local Laws - Operating a CMV while texting

Texting

10

Y

392.2T

Improper turns

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.2Y

Failure to yield right of way

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.6

Scheduling run to necessitate speeding

Speeding Related

5

N

392.10(a)(1)

Failing to stop at railroad crossing—bus

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.10(a)(2)

Failing to stop at railroad crossing—chlorine

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.10(a)(3)

Failing to stop at railroad crossing—placard

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.10(a)(4)

Failing to stop at railroad crossing—HM cargo

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.14

Failed to use caution for hazardous condition

Dangerous Driving

5

Y

392.16

Failing to use seat belt while operating CMV

Seat Belt

7

Y

392.22(a)

Failing to use hazard warning flashers

Other Driver Violations

1

Y

392.60(a)

Unauthorized passenger on board CMV

Other Driver Violations

1

Y

392.62

Unsafe bus operations

Other Driver Violations

1

Y

392.62(a)

Bus—Standees forward of the standee line

Other Driver Violations

1

Y

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