7 BASICs of Safety

3. The Hours-of-Service regulations make the roads safer by preventing _____ driving.
5. The number of publicly available BASICs in the online Safety Measurement system.
6. An onsite investigation could result in a change to a carrier's safety _____.
8. One of the BASICs not available to the public is _____ Indicator.
9. The BASICS determine a motor carrier's performance and _____ relative to other carriers.
13. The misuse of drugs or _____ while driving is dangerous and illegal.
15. Part of Vehicle Maintenance is conducting pre- and post-trip inspections and recording vehicle _____ and repairing them prior to operating the vehicle.
16. A driver or carrier can request a review of the data in a roadside inspection report through _____.

1. FMCSA interventions range from _____ letters to full onsite investigations.
2. Motor carriers are responsible for making sure driver _____ files are complete and current.
3. All crashes involving commercial motor vehicles are reportable if they result in a _____ or injury, or require a vehicle to be transported from the crash scene, regardless of the carrier's or driver's role in the crash.
4. The BASICs organize data from roadside inspections, including driver and _____ violations.
7. The Unsafe Driving BASIC includes unsafe behavior such as _____ driving.
10. The FMCSA uses seven Behavior ____ and Safety Improvement Categories.
11. The SMS does not use State-issued _____ unless they are issued in conjunction with a roadside inspection report.
12. Hazardous Materials Compliance includes regulations on how to properly package, mark, label, _____, and load HM.
14. The Driver Fitness BASIC does not consider body mass index, weight, or _____ size.
17. Violations adversely affect a carrier's SMS results for _____ years.