Truck & Bus Data Sources
Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) - Data and Statistics
- Crash Data
- USDOT sponsored crash records
- State and local crash records
- Available on a state by state basis
- MCSAP Lead Agency contacts
- Useful if the state follows the MMUCC guidelines
- Available on a state by state basis
- Crash Causation Studies
- Insurance industry claim information
- Driver, Vehicle and Carrier Data
- Inspections and Compliance Reviews
- MCMIS inspections and compliance reviews
- Intrastate ony data
- Available on state-by-state basis
- California has a detailed database of their carriers' records through their BIT inspection program
- Driver history
- Safe driver history files
- Available through each state DMV. Contact List
- Commercial Driver License Information System (CDLIS)
- Problem Driver Pointer System (PDPS)
- MCMIS driver violation record
- Safe driver history files
- Vehicle registration, title, tax records
- State vehicle registration and title
- Available through each state DMV. Contact List
- International Fuel Tax (IFTA)
- International Registration Plan (IRP)
- VIUS-US Census Bureau (Discontinued, but has historical data)
- State vehicle registration and title
- Individual truck and bus companies
- Companies have detailed information such as crash/loss records, driver medical and training information, and/or onboard recorder information.
- Inspections and Compliance Reviews
- Roadway Data
- State and local roadway inventory
- Useful if the state follows the Model Inventory of Roadway Elements (MIRE)
- Oversize/overweight permit routing systems
- Mapping systems (GIS, navigation systems)
- State and local roadway inventory
- Injury Surveillance Systems Data
- National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS)
- Emergency Medical Services - National EMS Information System (NEMSIS)
- Crash Outcome Data Evaluation System (CODES)
- Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (FACE) Program
- Bureau of Labor Statistics Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI)
- Individual Emergency department (ED or ER) with hospital charge and/or trauma registries
- Naturalistic Driving Data Sources
- Event classification data
- Normal driving (e.g., randomly selected baseline epoch data)
- Crash investigation "clinical" data
- Traffic conflicts and "close call" data
- Exposure Data
- Traffic volume
- Classification counts
- Toll facility classification counts
- Driver population data
- General population data
- Vehicle "fleet" characteristics (registration, etc.)
- Census information
- Travel and commodity flow surveys
- Trip generation studies
- Individual Company records
- Other Data Sources
- Research programs data and reports
- Training centers
- Driver surveys
- Safety management surveys