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Table 1. Unsafe Driving

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

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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

392.2

Failure to obey traffic control device (§ 392.2C*)

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.2

Following too close (§392.2FC*)

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.2

Improper lane change (§ 392.2LC*)

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.2

Improper passing (§ 392.2P*)

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.2

Reckless driving (§ 392.2R*)

Reckless Driving

10

Y

392.2

Speeding (§ 392.2S*)

Speeding Related

5

Y

392.2

Improper turns (§ 392.2T*)

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.2

Failure to yield right of way (§ 392.2Y*)

Careless 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

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.10(a)(2)

Failing to stop at railroad crossing—chlorine

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.10(a)(3)

Failing to stop at railroad crossing—placard 

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.10(a)(4)

Failing to stop at railroad crossing—HM cargo

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.14

Failed to use caution for hazardous condition 

Careless Driving

5

Y

392.16

Failing to use seat belt while operating CMV

Other Driver Violations

1

Y


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