OMB Control No. 2126-0069
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY
Carrier Maintenance Manager Survey
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Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey! Please answer each question as accurately as possible. All answers will be identified only by participant numbers and will remain confidential.
The following section asks you to describe your experience with commercial vehicles and the operating characteristics of your carrier.
_____ years
Driving: _____ years
Maintenance/tech: _____ years
Managing: _____ years
How many years and months have you been working at or operating with your current carrier?
_____ years
months
1
2 to 6
7 to 20
21 to 100
101 to 500
501 or more
What is the average age of the power units in your carrier?
1 to 3 years
4 to 6 years
7 to 11 years
12 to 16 years
17+ years
Yes
No
[If Q7 = Yes] How many trailers does your carrier operate/own?
1 to 6
7 to 20
21 to 100
101 to 500
501 or more
[If Q7 = Yes] Approximately what is the average age of the trailers in your fleet?
1 to 3 years
4 to 6 years
7 to 11 years
12 to 16 years
17+ years
Passenger carrying
Freight-local
Freight-regional
Freight-long haul
Household goods
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Yes |
No |
Passenger – Children to/from school |
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Passenger – Adults and/or children (NOT going to/from school) |
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Dry van, 48/53-foot |
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Dry van, doubles/triples |
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Tank-liquid |
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Tank-dry bulk |
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Refrigerated |
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Flatbed |
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Specialized (non-traditional flatbed) |
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Household goods |
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Hazardous materials |
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Other: (please describe) __________________ |
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[If Q11 Passenger – Children to/from school OR Passenger – adults and/or children (NOT going to/from school) = Yes] What types of passenger-carrying vehicles does your carrier operate? (check all that apply)
Single-unit motorcoach buses
School buses
Other vehicles (e.g., vans, mini buses): (please describe) __________________
[If Q11 Dry van, 48/53-foot OR Dry van, doubles/triples OR Tank-liquid OR Tank-dry bulk OR Refrigerated OR Flatbed OR Specialized (non-traditional flatbed) OR Household goods OR Hazardous materials OR Other: (please describe) = Yes] Does your carrier operate the following types of freight vehicles?
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Yes |
No |
Single-unit trucks |
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Tractor power unit-only vehicles |
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Tractor-trailer combination |
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Does your carrier operate intrastate?
Yes
No
Does your carrier operate interstate?
Yes
No
Does your carrier’s electronic logging system include pre-trip/post-trip driver inspection reports as part of the system?
Yes
No
No
[If Q17 = Yes] Does your carrier operate the following alternative fuel or electric vehicles?
Yes No
Compressed natural gas ○ ○
Liquefied natural gas ○ ○
Propane or liquefied petroleum gas ○ ○
Hybrid-Electric ○ ○
Hybrid-hydraulic ○ ○
Hydrogen or hydrogen fuel cell ○ ○
Other (describe): _______________________ ○ ○
[If Q19 = Yes] How many maintenance technicians and supervisors are on staff?
_____
[If Q19 = Yes] What is the average annual income of your technicians?
_____
[If Q19 = Yes] What is the average annual income of maintenance supervisors?
_____
[If Q19 = No] What is the average hourly rate (i.e., dollars) for technician support you use elsewhere?
_____
Has your carrier been involved in a State or FMCSA intervention activity in the last 24 months due in part to maintenance violations (e.g., warning letter, off-site investigation, on-site investigation, and nonrated review)? DO NOT consider targeted roadside inspections, cargo tank facility reviews, shipper reviews, terminal investigations, and security contact reviews as interventions. As a reminder, all survey responses are confidential.
Yes
No
The following questions ask you to describe the characteristics of your carrier’s maintenance operations. The purpose of these questions is to determine common maintenance intervals, technician training practices, and maintenance facilities that support your carrier’s maintenance operations.
Does your carrier use the following factors to define power-unit vehicle preventative maintenance intervals?
Yes No
Manufacturer recommended intervals ○ ○
Supplier recommended intervals ○ ○
Operation type (short-haul, long-haul, off-highway) ○ ○
Third-party maintenance provider recommended intervals ○ ○
Prior wear and tear miles/hours from maintenance records ○ ○
Other (please describe): ____________________________ ○ ○
List the preventative maintenance schedule interval mileage/months for your carrier’s - power unit vehicle preventative maintenance (PM) milestones. (list mileage, months, or event for each milestone)
Interval “A”: ________________ (miles) _________________ (months)
Interval “B”: ________________ (miles) _________________ (months)
Interval “C”: ________________ (miles) _________________ (months)
Interval “D”: ________________ (miles) _________________ (months)
Other schedule order: __________________________
What are the most critical safety-related maintenance activities (e.g., change tires, calibrate brakes) for the power unit’s vehicle intervals described above? (list activities)
Interval “A” Activities: _______________________________
Interval “B” Activities: _______________________________
Interval “C” Activities: ______________________________
Interval “D” Activities: _______________________________
Other schedule order: _______________________________
[If Q13 Tractor-trailer combination = Yes] Describe the preventative maintenance schedule interval mileage/months for your carrier’s trailer vehicle milestones. (list mileage, months, or event for each milestone)
Trailer Interval “A”: ________________ (miles) _________________ (months)
Trailer Interval “B”: ________________ (miles) _________________ (months)
Trailer Interval “C”: ________________ (miles) _________________ (months)
Trailer Interval “D”: ________________ (miles) _________________ (months)
Other schedule order: __________________________
[If Q13 Tractor-trailer combination = Yes] List examples of critical safety-related maintenance activities for trailer vehicle milestones described above. (list activities)
Trailer Interval “A” Activities: _______________________________
Trailer Interval “B” Activities: _______________________________
Trailer Interval “C” Activities: ______________________________
Trailer Interval “D” Activities: _______________________________
Other schedule order: _______________________________
Does your maintenance staff receive training from major vehicle manufacturers, dealers, or system suppliers?
Yes
No
How would you rate its importance to the safety of your fleet (Owner-operators or carriers without maintenance staff, please rate based on your opinion for third-party maintenance service organizations.
Not important
Slightly important
Moderately important
Important
Very important
Does your carrier track the following maintenance staff training records?
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Yes |
No |
Technician Training Topics |
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Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Test Series |
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Technician Training Topics |
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Other (please describe): _________________________ |
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Does your carrier provide internet or Wi-Fi for maintenance technicians to reference service publications on laptops or handheld devices?
Yes
No
[If Q32 = Yes] Does your carrier provide laptops, tablets, or handheld devices for technicians to use?
Yes
No
Does your carrier provide pre-trip and post-trip training to drivers?
Yes
No
Yes
No
[If Q35 = Yes] Please list examples of the simple maintenance repair training provided to drivers.
_____________________________________________________________________
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Does your carrier maintain pre- and post-trip driver reports or driver-vehicle inspection reports (DVIR) in the following formats?
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Yes |
No |
Paper records |
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Electronic records with electronic logs |
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Other (please describe): _________________________ |
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Yes
No
[If Q38 = Yes] Please describe your carrier’s use of DVIR software tools, including logging device related tools.
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Yes
No
[If Q40 = Yes] Please describe your carrier’s use of DVIR paper record tools.
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
[If Q40 = Yes] How long does your carrier keep DVIRs? (select one or describe other timeframe)
Up to 30 days
31 to 60 days
61 to 90 days
91 to 12 months
Other: _________________________
Does your carrier use any preventative maintenance management software tools to track preventative maintenance schedules and records?
Yes
No
[If Q43 = Yes] Please describe your carrier’s use of preventative maintenance management software tools.
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Yes
No
[If Q45 = Yes] Please describe your carrier’s use of preventative maintenance management paper record tools.
_____________________________________________________________________
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How long does your carrier keep preventative maintenance and vehicle repair records?
Up to 3 months
4 to 6 months
7 to 12 months
13 to 24 months
As long as each vehicle/trailer is in my carrier operation
Other (please describe): ________________________
Does your carrier use any of the following onboard-diagnostics maintenance software?
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Yes |
No |
Daimler/Freightliner |
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OnCommand (International/Open) |
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PACCAR (Peterbilt/Kenworth) |
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Saucon |
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Volvo |
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Other (please describe): ______________ |
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How does your carrier stay informed about vehicle maintenance violations received at road-side or parking lot inspections? (check all that apply)
Occasional verbal report from driver to management
Occasional review of carrier percentile on FMCSA’s CSA web portal
Carrier policy that drivers report all violations at end of trip or upon returning to yard site at latest
Carrier uses software service to provide immediate or regular updates to violation record
[If Q49 = Carrier uses software service to provide immediate or regular updates to violation record] You indicated that your carrier uses software service to provide immediate or regular updates to your violation record. What software does your carrier use?
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The following questions seek to determine which facilities are presently being used by carriers in their current maintenance and distribution depots or third-party service stations.
Which of the following facilities are present at your maintenance depots or third-party service stations? Note the term “stations” does not have to refer to separate physical locations as some could be multi-purpose.
Yes No
Wash station ○ ○
Service liquid station (e.g., coolant, oil, brake fluid, power ○ ○
steering fluid)
Driver pre/post-trip inspection station (walk around lights, ○ ○
tires, brakes)
Collision avoidance calibration station ○ ○
Cargo securement check station ○ ○
Mirror position check station ○ ○
Tire pressure test/fill station ○ ○
Vehicle repair pit or lift ○ ○
Other (please describe): _______________________________
Which of the following facilities are present at your distribution depots? Note the term “stations” does not have to refer to separate physical locations as some could be multi-purpose.
Yes No
Wash station ○ ○
Service liquid station (e.g., coolant, oil, brake fluid, power ○ ○
steering fluid)
Driver pre/post-trip inspection station (walk around lights, ○ ○
tires, brakes)
Collision avoidance calibration station ○ ○
Cargo securement check station ○ ○
Mirror position check station ○ ○
Tire pressure test/fill station ○ ○
Vehicle repair pit or lift ○ ○
Other (please describe): _______________________________
[For the facilities listed as “no” in Q52 and Q53] Why do you believe that the facilities referenced in the previous question are not used in your safety operations?
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Yes |
No |
Cost |
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Proximity to facility |
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Does not improve safety |
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Other (please describe)____________________________ |
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Do your maintenance technicians possess a degree from a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified School? Note: Owner-operators or carriers without maintenance staff may answer based on opinion of necessary technician training among third-party service stations.
No
Less than 25%
Between 25% and 50%
50% to 75%
More than 75%
[If Q54 = No] Why do you not require the degrees mentioned in the previous question for your maintenance technicians? (check all that apply)?
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Yes |
No |
Cost |
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Does not improve safety |
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Other (please describe)____________________________ |
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Is NATEF Master Certified Technician Training Topics a minimum requirement for technicians at hire?
Yes
No
[If Q55 = Yes] Which of the following NATEF Master Certified Technician Training Topics are minimum requirements for technicians at hire? Check all that apply.
Truck brakes and chassis
Brakes
Electronics
Preventative Maintenance
Is Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Test Series a minimum requirement for all technicians at hire?
Yes
No
[If Q57 = Yes] Which of the following ASE Test Series are minimum requirements for all technicians at hire? Check all that apply.
ASE Auto Maintenance and Light Repair Certification Test (G1)
ASE Truck Equipment Certification (E Series)
ASE Alternate Fuels Certification Test (F1)
ASE Transit Bus Certification (H Series)
ASE Electronic Diesel Engine Diagnosis Specialist Certification (L2)
Parts Specialist Certification (P1, Medium-Heavy Truck Parts)
School Bus Certification (S Series)
Medium-Heavy Truck Certification (T Series)
ASE Master Technician Status
ASE Master Medium-Heavy Vehicle Technician
Is previous hands-on technician training considered a minimum requirement for supervisor technicians at hire?
Note: Owner-operators or carriers without maintenance staff may answer based on opinion of necessary technician training.
Yes
No
[If Q59 = Yes] How much previous hands-on technician training is considered a minimum requirement for supervisor technicians at hire? (check one)
Minimum of 2 years
Minimum of 5 years
Minimum of 10 years
Other (please specify): _______________________________
Is a Degree from a National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Certified School considered a minimum requirement for supervisor technicians at hire?
Yes
No
[If Q61 = Yes] Which of the following NATEF Master Certified Technician Training Topics are considered a minimum requirement for supervisor technicians at hire? (check all that apply)
Truck brakes and chassis
Brakes
Electronics
Preventative Maintenance
Is an Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Test Series considered a minimum requirement for supervisor technicians at hire?
Yes
No
[If Q63 = Yes] Which ASE Auto Maintenance and Light Repair Certification Tests (G1) are considered a minimum requirement for supervisor technicians at hire? (check all that apply)
ASE Truck Equipment Certification (E Series)
ASE Alternate Fuels Certification Test (F1)
ASE Transit Bus Certification (H Series)
ASE Electronic Diesel Engine Diagnosis Specialist Certification (L2)
Parts Specialist Certification (P1, Medium-Heavy Truck Parts)
School Bus Certification (S Series)
Medium-Heavy Truck Certification (T Series)
ASE Master Technician Status
ASE Master Medium-Heavy Vehicle Technician
How often does your carrier’s maintenance staff typically receive updated hands-on training from a major vehicle manufacturer or dealer? (Owner operators or carriers without maintenance staff, please consider frequency of manufacturer training opportunities.)
Every month
Every 6 months
Once a year
Once every 3 years
Rarely
Never
At major vehicle purchase
How often would your carrier prefer to receive maintenance staff updated hands-on training from a major vehicle manufacturer or dealer? (Owner operators or carriers without maintenance staff, please consider frequency of manufacturer training opportunities.)
Every month
Every 6 months
Once a year
Once every 3 years
Rarely
At major vehicle purchase
Never
How often does your carrier receive maintenance notices from a major vehicle manufacturer, dealer, or system supplier? (Owner-operators or carriers without maintenance staff, please also consider frequency of manufacturer notices.)
Every month
Every 6 months
Once a year
Once every 3 years
Rarely
Only at critical safety notice events
Never
How often would you prefer to receive maintenance notices from a major vehicle manufacturer, dealer, or system supplier? (Owner-operators or carriers without maintenance staff, please also consider frequency of manufacturer notices.)
Every month
Every 6 months
Once a year
Once every 3 years
Rarely
Only at critical safety notice events
Never
[If Q24 = No] The following questions ask you to describe common and important vehicle maintenance issues that may impact safety on the roads.
[If Q24 = No] In the last two years, what have been the three most common maintenance violations? (list)
Violation A: ______________________________________
Violation B: ______________________________________
Violation C: ______________________________________
[If Q24 = No] In the last two years, what have been the three most common vehicle maintenance component failures that affected the safe vehicle operations? (list)
Failure A: ______________________________________
Failure B: ______________________________________
Failure C: ______________________________________
[If Q24 = No] Think about the most serious safety-related commercial vehicle component failure you have ever experienced. Briefly describe the vehicle problem:
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[If Q24 = No] What was the underlying cause for the event described above [Q71]? (check all that apply):
Lack of regular maintenance
Improper repair
Excessive wear
Component or part design flaw
Unknown
Other (please describe): _____________________________
[If Q24 = No] Describe the result (avoid information that could be used to identify an individual) of the event described above [Q71]:
_____________________________________________________________________
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[If Q24 = No] What are three vehicle maintenance violations that you believe are most likely connected to vehicle safety or crashes?
Violation A: ______________________________________
Violation B: ______________________________________
Violation C: ______________________________________
[If Q24 = No] What are three vehicle maintenance violations that you believe are NOT connected to vehicle safety or crashes?
Violation A: ______________________________________
Violation B: ______________________________________
Violation C: ______________________________________
[If Q24 = No] What are three common vehicle safety issues missed by drivers during daily vehicle pre-trip inspections?
Issue A: ______________________________________
Issue B: ______________________________________
Issue C: ______________________________________
[If Q24 = No] What would be the single most important vehicle maintenance issue that if resolved would both reduce crashes and improve delivery?
_____________________________________________________________________
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The following questions ask you to describe the periodic inspections that apply to your carrier’s fleet(s).
How often does your carrier perform periodic inspections? (select one)
At every Preventive Maintenance event
At yearly Preventive Maintenance event
Based on inspection sticker/record domiciled state expiration (e.g., annual or twice a year)
Other (please specify): ______________________________________
What are the top three states where the majority of your power units are domiciled? (please choose three)
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia (D.C.)
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
What are the inspection practices required for inspections across these states? Please provide a brief description of inspection process for each: self; third-party; state.
[Display Q79 choice 1] ______________________________________
[Display Q79 choice 2] ______________________________________
[Display Q79 choice 3] ______________________________________
What benefits do the required periodic/annual state or federal inspections provide for your carrier’s operations?
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What challenges do the required periodic/annual state or federal inspections create for your carrier’s operations?
_____________________________________________________________________
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The following questions ask you about special operations.
Does your carrier pay for third-party preventative maintenance and repair services on a regular basis?
Yes
No, we perform all preventative maintenance and repairs except in breakdown or emergency situation.
[If Q83 = Yes] Which third-party provides preventative maintenance and repair services on a regular basis? (check all that apply)
Contract Dealership (e.g., Freightliner, International, Peterbilt, Volvo)
Contract Service Organization (e.g., Nationalease, Ryder)
As needed only (e.g., dealer or truck stop)
Describe your carrier’s access to spare vehicles to use during planned maintenance or unplanned repair periods.
Not accessible for my carrier due to cost or other constraints
Available only when necessary through vehicle rental agreement with third-party
Available based on maintenance service agreement with third-party
Extra vehicles within fleet typically available for swap
Which bypass systems does your carrier use for weigh station activity? (check all that apply)
PrePass
Bestpass
E-ZPass
Other: ______
None
Does your carrier operate power unit vehicles with collision avoidance or lane departure systems (e.g., Bendix, Detroit Assurance, Meritor-Wabco)?
Yes
No
[If Q87 = Yes] How many years has your current carrier been operating power unit vehicles with these systems?
_____ years
[If Q87 = Yes] How often does your carrier calibrate these systems?
Never
As needed (based on vehicle dash lights)
Yearly
Monthly
The following questions ask you to describe the specific needs of very small and small carriers, meaning those operating less than 7 power unit vehicles.
[If Q5 = Yes] What are the top three challenges that exist for owner-operators to keeping vehicles properly maintained? (list three)
Challenge 1 ______________________________________________________
Challenge 2 ______________________________________________________
Challenge 3 ______________________________________________________
[If Q5 = Yes] What are the top three advantages owner-operators have over large carriers at keeping vehicles properly maintained? (list three)
Advantage 1 ______________________________________________________
Advantage 2 ______________________________________________________
Advantage 3 ______________________________________________________
[If Q5 = No] What are the top three challenges that exist for small carriers to keeping vehicles properly maintained? (list three)
Challenge 1 ______________________________________________________
Challenge 2 ______________________________________________________
Challenge 3 ______________________________________________________
[If Q5 = No] What are the top three advantages small carriers have over large carriers at keeping vehicles properly maintained? (list three)
Advantage 1 ______________________________________________________
Advantage 2 ______________________________________________________
Advantage 3 ______________________________________________________
[If Q4 = “1”] As a commercial vehicle driver, have you ever had your vehicle pulled out-of-service due to maintenance violations?
Yes
No
[If Q94 = Yes] Please describe 1) the cause and 2) how you resolved the issue and returned the vehicle to service.
_____________________________________________________________________
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[If Q11 Passenger – Children to/from school OR Passenger – Adults and/or Children (not going to/from school) = Yes] Think about the needs specific to passenger carriers. In your opinion, what are the top three challenges that exist for carriers that operate passenger carrying vehicles that are different from those that operate freight? (list three)
Challenge 1 ______________________________________________________
Challenge 2 ______________________________________________________
Challenge 3 ______________________________________________________
[If Q13 Single-unit trucks = Yes] Think about the needs specific to single-unit truck carriers. In your opinion, what are the top three challenges that exist for carriers that operate only single-unit trucks that are different from those that operate combination trucks? (list three)
Challenge 1 ______________________________________________________
Challenge 2 ______________________________________________________
Challenge 3 ______________________________________________________
The following questions ask you to describe your carrier’s experience with state or federal interventions.
[If Q24 = Yes] Describe what are you doing about resolving the status of any currently open interventions or investigations related to maintenance practices at the carrier:
_____________________________________________________________________
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[If Q24 = Yes] Describe what you did about resolving any recently closed interventions or investigations related to maintenance practices at the carrier:
_____________________________________________________________________
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[If Q24 = Yes] What type of agency have you interacted, or are you interacting, with during past/current CSA interventions? (check all that apply)
State
Federal
[If Q24 = Yes] Which of the following types of intervention activity did you experience?
Yes No
Warning letter ○ ○
Targeted roadside inspections ○ ○
Off-site investigation ○ ○
On-site focused investigation ○ ○
On-site comprehensive investigation ○ ○
Cooperative safety plan ○ ○
Notice of violation without penalty ○ ○
Notice of claim with penalty ○ ○
Operations OOS order ○ ○
[If Q24 = Yes] Overall, do you believe the violations underlying the intervention or investigation were accurate?
Yes
No
[If Q24 = Yes] What action(s) did you take in response to the intervention or investigation? (check all that apply)
None
Submitted a Request for Data Review to FMCSA to dispute or correct inaccurate violation(s) that led to the intervention
Made changes to your carrier maintenance operations
Made changes to other carrier operations
[If Q24 = Yes] Which, if any, of the following changes did you make to your carrier operations related to vehicle maintenance?
Yes No
Personnel change internally ○ ○
Initiate/modify third-party maintenance service contract ○ ○
Change record keeping of maintenance activities ○ ○
Change record keeping of driver vehicle inspection reports ○ ○
Implement/modify a preventative maintenance schedule ○ ○
Initiate/modify maintenance software system ○ ○
Change maintenance physical facility or tools ○ ○
None ○ ○
Other: (Describe) _______________________________________________
[If Q24 = Yes] In your opinion, what was one significant benefit of the intervention or investigation process which may help to improve compliance in your company with FMCSA vehicle maintenance requirements?
_____________________________________________________________________
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[If Q24 = Yes] Based on your experience, do you have any suggestions about how FMCSA could improve the investigation process to ensure better compliance with FMCSA vehicle maintenance requirements?
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