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Questions about comparing carrier records
How many carriers can I compare?
Select up to four distinct USDOT numbers. Adding the same number twice does not create a separate company.
Does a lower crash count prove one carrier is safer?
No. Raw counts can reflect fleet size, activity, coverage and reporting periods. This comparison does not adjust for every difference or rank safety.
What does an unavailable comparison cell mean?
The source result or required inputs were missing or unusable. Unavailable is not zero and should not be treated as a favorable result.
Are all comparison figures from the same moment?
Not necessarily. Source datasets and retrieval times can differ. Check each company’s dates and measurement windows before drawing a comparison.
Why compare rates as well as counts?
An inspection rate shows out-of-service findings relative to inspections of that type. A small denominator can make a rate difficult to interpret; neither a count nor a rate alone explains the whole record.
Can a comparison tell me whether I have a legal claim?
No. Company-level source records do not decide responsibility for an individual collision. An incident-specific review is separate.