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SUMMARY:FMCSA Crash Preventability &amp; DataQs Workshop – November 12, 2026 ($140)
DESCRIPTION:CNS + PMTA Partnered for this FMCSA Crash Preventability &amp; DataQs Workshop in Harrisburg, PA\nLocation\nPennsylvania Motor Truck Association | PMTA\n910 Linda Lane\nCamp Hill, PA 17011 United States\nStrengthen your organization’s ability to evaluate crashes, challenge inaccurate records, and improve safety outcomes with this practical workshop focused on the FMCSA Crash Preventability Determination Program (CPDP) and the DataQs process.\nDesigned for safety and compliance professionals, this course provides a detailed look at how FMCSA evaluates eligible crashes, how preventability determinations can impact CSA data, and how to build stronger, more effective DataQs submissions.\nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nHow the FMCSA Crash Preventability Determination Program works\nWhich crash types qualify for preventability review—and which do not\nHow preventability determinations affect CSA scores and safety records\nHow to navigate the DataQs system effectively\nCommon reasons DataQs challenges fail and how to avoid mistakes\nWhat documentation and evidence strengthen a submission, including:\n\nPolice reports\nDash-camera footage\nWitness statements\nInsurance findings\nInternal investigation records\n\n\nHow to respond to state or FMCSA follow-up requests\nThe realistic expectations, limitations, and timelines associated with crash challenges\n\nHands-On Learning Approach\nThis interactive workshop walks participants through the complete crash preventability review process—from identifying eligible crashes and gathering supporting documentation to submitting a well-supported DataQs challenge.\nThrough real-world case studies and examples, attendees will learn how preventability decisions are evaluated, where common errors occur, and how to develop a consistent approach to crash reviews that aligns with federal expectations.\nWho Should Attend?\nThis workshop is ideal for:\n\nSafety directors and safety managers\nCompliance professionals\nRisk managers\nFleet managers\nOperations leaders\nAnyone responsible for crash investigations, CSA management, or regulatory compliance\n\nPractical Application\nParticipants will leave with strategies to:\n\nImprove the quality and effectiveness of crash preventability submissions\nCreate a repeatable, audit-ready internal crash review process\nBetter understand the role of DataQs within a broader safety management program\nMake more informed decisions regarding crash documentation and regulatory challenges\n\nCourse Format\nThis is an interactive, discussion-based workshop featuring real-world scenarios, case studies, and practical problem-solving. The focus is on applying FMCSA requirements to everyday safety operations—not simply reviewing regulations.\n
URL:https://www.cnslearninghub.com/events/fmcsa-crash-preventability-dataqs-workshop-2026/
CATEGORIES:DOT Safety and Compliance,PMTA
LOCATION:910 Linda Lane Camp Hill, PA 17011
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