The Minnesota Trucking Association has posted their recommendations on the changes they feel CSA 2010 needs before going nationwide this year. From the read it looks like the companies there have had a real hard time with the adjustment and new regulations.
The very first paragraph tells me something ALL trucking companies are facing.
In May 2009, the Comprehensive Safety Analysis (CSA) 2010 pilot test became a reality for interstate motor carriers in Minnesota. Within days, hundreds of safe motor carriers received warning letters stating that they were deficient, that a case file had been opened, and that they were being monitored for compliance.
The full document is here with footnotes to better move around the document since it is very long document. Minnesota Trucking Association CSA 2010
I strongly urge this be studied and start a proactive approach to your driver training and testing now.
Were do you start? Online driver training, testing, and a 3rd party verification is a must in today's world.
I hope this information will help in providing your company with information provided by the Minnesota Trucking Association.
Sincerely,
Joseph
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