Violation impact
Shows the code, inspection, weighting, and marginal contribution of a new violation to the carrier's BASIC measure.
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RoadsideProof
RoadsideProof helps US motor carriers understand what a new public FMCSA violation changed before they spend time preparing a review request.
- Product URL
- https://roadsideproof.app/
- Primary users
- US motor carriers reviewing new violations in their public FMCSA data
- Product category
- Evidence-backed safety-data reporting and self-filing support
- Status
- Launching soon
- Billing
- The public offer is a one-time purchase. Checkout is hosted by the payment provider; RoadsideProof does not store card numbers.
Product record
Operating principle
Show the arithmetic before asking the carrier to act.
The free report identifies the violation, shows its marginal contribution to the applicable BASIC measure, and names the filing window using public FMCSA data.
The paid workflow checks the carrier's own documents against official review categories and assembles a draft from confirmed fields. The carrier files and signs the request from its own account; RoadsideProof does not file on the carrier's behalf or promise an outcome.
What RoadsideProof is built to do
Position with uncertainty
Where validation supports it, shows an estimated position as a measured range rather than presenting an unofficial percentile as a fact.
Evidence completeness
Checks carrier-provided documents against the official review categories and keeps conflicting or unconfirmed readings visible.
Self-filed draft
Builds a draft only from fields the carrier confirms. The carrier remains responsible for filing, signing, and the accuracy of the submission.
Where RoadsideProof draws the line
The product is decision support, not representation.
No filing credentials
RoadsideProof never asks for FMCSA Portal, DataQs, or Login.gov credentials and never files a request for the carrier.
No outcome promise
The product checks evidence and arithmetic; it does not promise that a review request will be granted.
No legal advice
RoadsideProof does not interpret citations as legal counsel or replace an attorney.