Roadside out-of-service rates versus the national benchmark, inspection and crash trends, decoded violation themes, and ELD / hours-of-service integrity — the full safety picture behind the verdict.
Out-of-service rate· 24-mo cumulative
Vehicle OOS 0.0%24-mo cumulative
050%
Driver OOS 50.0%24-mo cumulative
030%
Every inspection in the window pooled — 2 vehicle and 2 driver inspections over 24 months.
Share of vehicle-level roadside inspections in each trailing six-month window that resulted in a vehicle out-of-service order. Trending down 44.2 pts across the window. The national vehicle benchmark uses the same metric and is shown on the chart.
No roadside inspections on the FMCSA record in this window
Inspection coverage· expected vs observed · the fraud signal
Inspection coverage
How heavily FMCSA inspects this fleet for its size — it tells you how much to trust the safety signals above. Thin coverage on a young authority is a fraud signal nobody else surfaces.
Thin coverage
Under-inspected
Expected
Well-monitored
Heavily inspected
≈0.2 / unit·yr
thin signalabundant signal
Few roadside inspections for a 6-unit fleet — the out-of-service and violation signals above rest on a small sample, so weight them cautiously. Thin coverage on a young authority is itself a flag.
Registered power units
6
Inspections · 24 mo
2
Annualized
≈1 / yr
Coverage
≈0.2 inspections / unit · yr
BASIC categories· CSA SMS · Jul 2026
17%17%
Unsafe Driving
Vektor peer est.
99%99%
Hours-of-Service
Vektor peer est.
58%58%
Driver Fitness
Vektor peer est.
Controlled Substances
0violations
clean · per-BASIC
Vehicle Maintenance
2.25measure
SMS · per-BASIC
Percentile = standing among same-exposure peers (higher = worse). FMCSA publishes percentiles for only some carriers (shown official); elsewhere we show a Vektor peer-percentile estimate, or the absolute SMS measure when there are too few inspections to rank.
ELD & hours-of-service
No hours-of-service or ELD violations on record across 11 inspections — a clean logging history.