The primary mission of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is to reduce crashes, injuries and fatalities involving large trucks and buses.
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ALT Announcement graphic for the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse. The text reads, "Monthly Summary Report Redesigned. Reports through September 2026 now available. Visit the Clearinghouse news page to download." The background features a subtle image of a truck and a line graph.
ALT Two people wearing safety vests and caps are having a conversation near a truck with the "Cummins" logo visible on a bag one person is holding. They are standing on a concrete surface with yellow lines, under a clear blue sky.
ALT Two individuals are outdoors on a paved surface. One person is wearing a neon safety vest marked "escort" and is holding a clipboard. The other person holds a bag and is reviewing a document. The sky is clear and sunny.
ALT Two individuals are in an indoor setting with one holding a tablet. The other is wearing a neon yellow safety vest with orange stripes and a baseball cap. A USO shopping bag is visible. There is a counter and a window in the background.
ALT A collection of blue and black tote bags with "OUR ROADS SAFETY" and "Always Wear Your Seatbelt" printed on them. They are placed on a table in an office setting, with a water cooler and high-visibility vests visible in the background.
ALT FMCSA Administrator Derek D. Barrs speaks at Management Conference & Exhibition (MC&E) Small Carriers Committee.
ALT FMCSA Administrator Derek D. Barrs speaks at Management Conference & Exhibition (MC&E) Small Carriers Committee.
ALT FMCSA Administrator Derek D. Barrs speaks at Management Conference & Exhibition (MC&E) Small Carriers Committee.
ALT The image is a promotional graphic for the FMCSA's Pre-Employment Screening Program. It features a large blue truck on a highway. The text highlights the benefits of the program, such as reviewing crash and inspection history and identifying patterns that may influence hiring decisions. A statistic notes that 81% of private fleets use PSP for screening drivers. Logos for FMCSA and additional resources are included at the bottom.
ALT This image showcases a colorful, hand-drawn poster with the title "Safe Rides, Everyday Heroes." It features a school bus picking up children, with a banner above reading the same as the title. Below, messages emphasize safety tips like "Stop," "Get On Safely," "Buckle Up," and "Thank Your Bus Driver." The artwork is part of the National School Bus Safety Week from October 19-23, 2023, and includes logos from NAPT and NSTA at the bottom.
ALT The image is a promotion for safe teen driving around large trucks and buses. It features a person driving and another in the passenger seat. A large bus on the road is also pictured. Prominent text reads, "HELP TEENS DRIVE LIKE PROS AROUND LARGE TRUCKS & BUSES." Logos for "Our Roads, Our Safety" and the U.S. Department of Transportation are included, along with the statement, "America's roads rely on the next generation." The design is colorful with blue accents and graphic elements.
ALT The image features text stating, "PROTECT OUR ROADS. Truck or Bus Safety Concern? Report It." It includes the U.S. Department of Transportation logo and mentions the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Complaint Center. A person is pictured driving a vehicle.
ALT FMCSA Deputy Administrator Jesse Elison delivered the State of the Industry address.
ALT FMCSA’s Dr. Georgia Steele, Regional Field Administrator – Southern Region, connected with motorcoach operators and industry partners at the Georgia Motorcoach Operators Association’s meeting.
ALT An infographic about managing scale and safety for a global audience at a World Cup event. It includes numbers: total attendance is 544,516, with 67,930 average attendees per match, 500,000 fan fest visitors, and 183 MAP-21 inspections. The background shows a stadium full of spectators and a branded bus with World Cup imagery.
ALT A group of people stand near a roadside rest area beside several parked vehicles. They hold signs reading "I ❤ Trucks," "Thank You Truck Drivers," and "YOU KEEP ND MOVING." In front of them, a banner reads "Free Lunch - Thank you Truckers!" A table with supplies is visible to the right. They are wearing safety vests.
ALT A person wearing a high-visibility vest stands near a large semi-truck on a road with a grassy landscape in the background, under a partly cloudy sky.
ALT A person in an inspection uniform speaks with the driver of a large red semi-truck parked on a paved area. There's a logo visible on the truck with partial text showing a phone number and location. Trees and a clear blue sky can be seen in the background.
ALT Two individuals are in an office setting with a desk between them. One person is standing near the desk, while the other is behind it. The wall displays various posters, including one with "South Dakota 2023" visible. There's a window allowing natural light into the room. A few office items are on the counter.
ALT A group of South Dakota Highway Patrol officers and another individual stand in a hallway. They are dressed in uniform and positioned in front of a wall featuring a South Dakota Highway Patrol emblem and mission statement.
ALT A person is driving a truck on an open highway. The text overlay reads, "Protect Your Trade. CMV Safety Concern? Report It." The logos for the U.S. Department of Transportation and FMCSA Complaint Center are visible.
ALT A collage of images related to Yellowstone National Park. The first image shows individuals in uniform standing next to park vehicles. The second image is a close-up of a vintage park vehicle with "Yellowstone 433 - Park" on the front. The third image features a scenic view of the park, including a vibrant geothermal spring. The bottom image depicts a group of uniformed personnel, including park rangers, in front of a historic yellow bus.