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Early in the morning so no delays. Here are the drive times across all three bridges, just 6 minutes even with the crash to get across the howard franklin. 8 on the gandy bridge. A missing child issued for a 13yearold Volusia County boy who may number danger. This is Carlos Patterson he was last seen just south of daytona beach. He has brown hair d hazel eyes. He may be traveling in a 2002 dark green chevy mal due tag number k429af. If you see him call 911 and share his picture with your friends in your facebook feed this morning. Troopers arresting a bradenton woman for causing a deadly crash...

I275 at bush. As you know this is one of the first places that gets busy during the morning rush hour. So far so good. Just 6 minutes frog here downtown. Thanks from here into downtown. Breaking overnight a missing child alert issued for a 13yearold Volusia County boy who may be in danger. Carlos patterson was last seen yesterday in port orange south of Daytona Beach 206 pounds. He may be in a 2002 green chevy malibu with tag k429af if you see him call 911 and share his picture with your friends on facebook. Also breaking troopers arrest a bradenton woman for causing a deadly crash more than a...

Overdrive Editorial Director Max Heine and I dug into the FMCSA's data around the DataQs system, doing scads of interviews over the last several months as well, and Olsen's state of Minnesota was one of two states that emerged as a model for a potential national reform effort in early stages as we speak. When a DataQs challenge cannot be resolved to the satisfaction of the carrier, Minnesota offers the chance for an appeal to a review panel that includes not only supervisory staff from the State Patrol itself but also outside representatives from industry, introducing a measure of fairness...

February 18, 2021 Join Overdrive's Todd Dills on Thursday, Feb. 25, at 4 p.m. Eastern, 1 p.m. Pacific, for a live discussion about DOT's DataQs crash and citation review system, featuring Chris Turner, of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, and Chris Haney of Payne Trucking. The discussion will follow from the issues raised by Overdrive's "Setting the Record Straight" series, which debuted Feb. 15. Part of the recent coverage runs through issues of fairness in the system, where since the rise of the CSA scoring system in 2010 there’s been a real “guilty until proven innocent” fe...

Among the crash-related DataQs reviews in 2019, almost half were attempts to correct data about the carrier involved, or in some cases that was mistakenly said to be involved. Some problems stem from simple errors in recording or transferring the data. Others can be more complex. Any error can cause serious, sometimes lasting problems with safety ratings and then related issues, such as insurance coverage and premiums. One way erroneous carrier information enters into accident and violation reports is when an owner-operator departs a fleet on bad terms while on the road. If the owner n...