
Real-time FMCSA inspection data, ISS score trends, and enforcement signals translated into actionable DOT risk intelligence for carriers, owner-operators, and fleet managers.
Public FMCSA inspection signals translated into a real-time risk radar for your operation.
The FMCSA database aggregates inspection records, violations, OOS events, and enforcement history into risk indicators inspectors and auditors rely on. DOT Risk Radar transforms these raw compliance signals into clear, actionable intelligence.



DOT Risk Radar delivers enterprise-grade FMCSA risk intelligence for fleets of any size — from single owner-operators to multi-state carriers managing complex compliance exposure.
Every DOT number is associated with an enforcement profile built from inspection results, violations, Out-of-Service events, and ISS score trends. This profile is what FMCSA inspectors and auditors review when determining enforcement priority.
Violations that appear isolated to carriers are connected at the federal level. FMCSA systems correlate inspection outcomes across states to detect broader enforcement patterns.
ISS scores reflect how enforcement risk is changing — not just where it stands today. Directional movement is often more important than the current score itself.
Once a DOT number enters an inspection or enforcement workflow, FMCSA systems begin evaluating frequency, severity, and historical context. This evaluation happens continuously — not only after repeated violations.
FMCSA systems recognize the DOT number and immediately associate it with historical inspection and compliance records.
Inspection outcomes, warnings, and OOS events are evaluated together to assess whether compliance risk is stabilizing or escalating.
As enforcement risk increases, inspection likelihood, audit exposure, and regulatory attention rise accordingly.

"We didn’t realize our DOT risk had quietly escalated until this flagged it."
Understand enforcement risk direction before ISS or safety scores officially change.
Identify early compliance signals before they form patterns that attract enforcement attention.
Gain visibility into audit risk while corrective action is still possible.
Maintain a clear, documented compliance history for insurance and regulatory review.
