The purpose of this award to the south carolina (SC) department of public safety is for the scdps cview with operations and maintenance; and the e-screening technologies operations and maintenance…

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration awarded the South Carolina Department of Public Safety $1,213,420 on December 1, 2025, under the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants and Cooperative Agreements program (CFDA 20.237) to support operations and maintenance of the state's Commercial Vehicle Information Systems and Networks (CVIEW) platform and E-Screening Technologies.

The award funds two operational projects. Project 2 maintains South Carolina's core compliance status within the Innovative Technology Deployment program and enables timely service to the motor carrier industry by sustaining CVIEW operations, which allows the state to share critical safety information with other states and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and provides law enforcement officers with trusted data sources for enforcement decisions. Project 3 supports operations and maintenance of E-Screening Technologies to preserve the state's core compliant status and enable identification and enforcement targeting of high-risk carriers. The E-Screening tools provide readily available safety and credentialing information to improve motor carrier and commercial motor vehicle operator safety and productivity, with the goal of reducing commercial motor vehicle-related collisions and fatalities.

The period of performance runs through September 30, 2030. Work is performed in South Carolina.

The purpose of this award to the south carolina (SC) department of public safety is for the scdps cview with operations and maintenance; and the e-screening technologies operations and maintenance projects. Project 1 reduction narrative ($47,716) project #1 is not funded. Travel is not directly related to the ITD program nofo objectives. Project 2 objective: this project will maintain the state?s core compliance status within the ITD program and to serve the motor carrier industry in a timely and accurate manner. By being able to maintain the cview, SC will continue to share important safety information with other states and the fmcsa, help source and maintain operations of e-screening tools, and assist officers in making enforcement decisions by having a trusted data source at their disposal. Project 3 objective: the goal of the project, operations & maintenance (o & m) of south carolina e-screening technologies, is to maintain state?s core compliant status within the ITD program and to maintain the ability to sort high-risk carriers and take heightened enforcement activity by having more readily available safety and credentialing information. By being able to possess e-screening technology, SC will continue to improve the safety and productivity of motor carrier, cmvs, and their operators. SC will strive to use these tools and associated data to reduce CMV related collisions and fatalities, thus creating safer roadways.