CSA monitoring
BASIC scores tracked monthly with alerts before intervention thresholds.
Safety & Compliance
CSA scores, DQ files, IFTA and audit readiness managed continuously — not the week the letter arrives.
The short answer
DOT compliance covers driver qualification files, hours-of-service records, drug and alcohol programme administration, maintenance files and IFTA. MSM Transit keeps those current, monitors your CSA BASIC scores for the categories that trigger interventions, and prepares the file an auditor actually asks for.
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What this fixes
These are the four problems carriers describe most often on the first call about safety & compliance.
What we measure
A service you cannot measure is a service you cannot judge. These are on the written weekly scorecard from week one.
The systems these numbers come out of — load intelligence, rate benchmarking, ELD and TMS integration — are set out on our technology page.
What is included
No vague promises. This is the scope of work, item by item.
BASIC scores tracked monthly with alerts before intervention thresholds.
Incorrect violations formally challenged and tracked to resolution.
Quarterly fuel tax reporting prepared from your ELD and fuel data.
Consortium enrollment, random selection and Clearinghouse queries coordinated.
New-entrant and compliance-review readiness with a documented file index.
Written safety policies that match what your operation actually does.
What safety & compliance fixes first
CSA scores, DQ files, IFTA and audit readiness managed continuously — not the week the letter arrives.
Below is what changes in the first weeks, drawn from the same scope of work set out above — not a generic onboarding script.
This matters most if you run heavy haul, rgn / lowboy or reefer, where the difference between a good week and a bad one is usually decided before the load is ever accepted.
Most carriers who take this on also hand us driver management, fleet management and documentation within the first month — it is the same operation, and splitting it across vendors is where things get dropped.
If you would rather read before you call: The FMCSA compliance checklist every carrier should run quarterly.
Straight answers on the questions this raises: What is a CSA score in trucking? and How do I check my CSA score?
Get a quote
A dispatcher replies within one business hour — usually much faster.
Questions
No. We handle continuous compliance operations and audit preparation. For enforcement actions and litigation we coordinate with your counsel — and hand them an organized file.
Works well with
Recruiting support, onboarding, home-time planning and daily driver communication that keeps seats filled.
Learn moreOne operations layer for 3 to 300 trucks: utilization, maintenance, driver assignment and profitability per unit.
Learn moreRate confirmations, BOLs, PODs and permits captured, verified, indexed and retrievable in seconds.
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The same service, applied to the trailer type you actually run.
Superload and oversize freight. The highest rates in trucking — and the least room for a planning mistake.
Read onHeavy machinery and equipment. Permit-aware routing and escort coordination built into the rate before you commit.
Read onTemperature-controlled freight pays more and demands more. Continuous monitoring, pre-cool discipline and claim-proof paperwork.
Read onFree dispatch audit
Book a free 20-minute audit. We will tell you honestly whether this service will move your numbers — and what it would cost.
60-second request
Tell us what you run. A dispatcher — not a call center — responds within one business hour with a rate strategy for your lanes.