To qualify for a DataQ challenge you have to meet specific criteria for crash preventability and then work to remove nonpreventable accidents from your Safety Measurement System (SMS) scores. As part of the Roadside & Incident Report Management service, a team of DOT Compliance Specialists will assess the Department of Transportation safety records by gathering police reports for all recorded accidents and evaluating their preventability.
First, we will need to gather all of the data associated with any accidents that your drivers have been involved in, organize those documents and safely store them in our cloud-based portal.
Next, we will review all of the data and determine what is eligible for a DataQ Submission.
Last, we will organize and prepare everything necessary for your DataQ Submission which requires written explanations, proof of crash determinations, etc.
First, we will need to gather all of the data associated with any accidents that your drivers have been involved in, organize those documents and safely store them in our cloud-based portal.
Next, we will review all of the data and determine what is eligible for a DataQ Submission.
Last, we will organize and prepare everything necessary for your DataQ Submission which requires written explanations, proof of crash determinations, etc.
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