How Can I Dispute Some Things on My PSP Report
My question involves labor and employment law for the state of: Texas
I recently found out by applying for another truck driving job, that my former employer put some things on there that shouldn't be on there. I've tried calling and calling them to get these issues resolved, they haven't bothered to call back. I had to go over their heads to get them to do their jobs. Finally, I talked to one of the guys in safety. I told him the things that shouldn't be on there, we ended up arguing and he hung up on me, redirected me to someone else in the company. How can I dispute these things on my PSP report?? This is hendering me from getting another driving job.
Re: How Can I Dispute Some Things on My PSP Report
As is explained here,
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Quoting What if I want to contest the information in my PSP record?
Reviews of violations that are adjudicated in the State court systems do not automatically result in a change to any Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)-released data, which includes PSP data. In order to have a violation removed from the PSP record, a motor carrier or driver must file a request for data review (RDR) in the DataQs system. When an RDR is made through the DataQs system and the request is granted, the organization responsible for the data makes the appropriate changes. The record is then updated in MCMIS and within 30 more days it will be reflected in PSP . Users may only use the DataQs system to request a data review on data used by FMCSA. The web site for data correction is
https://dataqs.FMCSA.dot.gov.
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Quoting What type of information can be contested in my PSP record?
If a PSP record contains inaccurate information, then that should be brought to the attention of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Department of Transportation by submitting a DataQs request for data review. The web site for data correction is
https://dataqs.FMCSA.dot.gov. Violations that appear on an inspection report can be reviewed for accuracy on the DataQs website. Citations issued to a driver as a result of an inspection or traffic enforcement cannot be submitted to the DataQs website for review. Crashes that involve a commercial motor vehicle are reportable to FMCSA, even if the driver is not at fault. Drivers cannot request a review of a crash event due to no fault of the driver.