FMCSA Safety Ratings: Conditional & Unsatisfactory
Find carriers whose public Company Census record lists a conditional or unsatisfactory rating. Check the rating date and current FMCSA record.
conditional ratings
Browse listed carrier records and their agency rating dates.
unsatisfactory ratings
Browse listed carrier records and their agency rating dates.
Questions about federal safety ratings
Who assigns the federal safety rating?
The report displays a rating from the federal source when one is provided. Truck Safety Research does not assign its own overall safety rating.
Is a federal rating the same as an SMS inspection rate?
No. A dated agency rating and a calculated inspection out-of-service percentage describe different information. They should not be used interchangeably.
What does “No rating provided” mean?
It means the feed does not provide a rating for that record. It does not establish a favorable record or prove there have been no inspections or crashes.
Does an older satisfactory rating describe every current condition?
No. Check the rating date, current official record and other dated information. An older agency review does not summarize every later event.
Does a conditional or unsatisfactory entry determine collision fault?
No. An agency rating does not decide responsibility for a particular collision. Verify the underlying record and the incident separately.
Is the rating date the same as the site retrieval date?
No. The rating date concerns the agency rating. The retrieval date describes when source data was fetched by the site.
Why are rating directory entries alphabetical?
These pages help locate source records rather than ranking companies. Filtering by reported address state does not show where their collisions occurred.