Which is a CSA BASIC that is NOT viewable by the public?

Answer: C — Haz-Mat

The choice refers to the Pre-Employment Screening Program, which is a service offered by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) that allows employers to check the safety performance history of potential drivers. This program is designed to provide an applicant’s prior crash and violation history, which helps companies make informed hiring decisions. However, this information is not publicly available. Access is limited to employers who are registered in the program, ensuring that sensitive information about drivers is kept private, which is vital for protecting personal data and maintaining the integrity of driver records. In contrast, the other options such as Driver Fitness, Fatigue driving, and Haz-Mat, fall under CSA BASICs that are publicly accessible. These are metrics used to assess the safety performance of commercial motor vehicle operators and can be viewed by the public via the FMCSA’s Safety and Compliance website. Thus, they provide transparency regarding the safety performance of drivers and carriers.