Crash Indicator BASIC

About the Training

The Crash Indicator BASIC influences insurance costs and freight rates, with a 65% threshold and a target of fewer than 1.5 accidents per million miles. This training explains how crashes are weighted and the prevention practices that keep the indicator down.

What You'll Learn

  • Explain how the Crash Indicator BASIC is calculated
  • Describe how crashes are weighted by severity and recency
  • Identify the accident-rate target that protects the score
  • Apply crash-prevention practices that improve the indicator

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