The proposed project, a data quality initiatives project, aims to enhance data quality and consistency in commercial motor vehicle safety systems across jurisdictions by offering education and support

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration awarded the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance $268,309 on December 1, 2025, under the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance High Priority Activities Grants program (CFDA 20.237) to enhance data quality and consistency in commercial motor vehicle safety systems across jurisdictions.

CVSA will provide training and support to state and federal partners to improve data collection, analysis, and sharing among CVSA, FMCSA, and stakeholders. The award funds hands-on training sessions, including a three-day in-person event, to help participants understand and use FMCSA data systems. CVSA will also deliver ongoing support to state agencies by troubleshooting issues, maintaining currency with system updates, and applying best practices in commercial motor vehicle safety data management.

Work is performed in Washington, DC. The period of performance runs from December 1, 2025, through September 30, 2028.

IT focuses on improving data collection, analysis, and sharing among cvsa, fmcsa, and stakeholders through training and user support, in an effort to strengthen data quality and support national safety goals. The applicant will provide training and support to state and federal partners. Cvsa and fmcsa will conduct hands-on training sessions, including a three-day in-person event, to help participants better understand and use fmcsa data systems. In addition, cvsa will offer ongoing support to state agencies by helping them troubleshoot issues, stay current with system updates, and apply best practices.