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csa-peer-group-reassignment

Use this skill when a carrier's CSA peer group changes. Covers what triggers reassignment, how percentile changes affect alert status, and how to interpret the shift.

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CSA Peer Group Reassignment

Peer groups are reassigned quarterly. A reassignment can move a carrier in or out of alert status — even with no behavioral change.

How peer groups are determined

  • Number of power units
  • Average inspection volume (3-year average)
  • Time in operation
  • Carrier type (general / hazmat / passenger)

Reassignment triggers

  • Acquired carrier(s) increase power-unit count
  • Reduced fleet size
  • New entrant status concluded
  • Changed authority (interstate to intrastate, etc.)
  • Audit changing carrier type classification

Impact on percentile

  • Moving from smaller peer group → larger one typically reduces percentile volatility
  • Moving from larger → smaller can cause score swings
  • New peer group may have different distribution = different alert risk

What to watch

  • Quarterly reassignment notice from FMCSA
  • Your peer group ID changes
  • Your percentile vs your prior peer group

When reassignment helps

  • Smaller carrier acquired by larger fleet — joins larger peer group with calmer scores
  • Carrier reduces fleet but stays in same peer tier — score may improve relative to larger peers

When reassignment hurts

  • Carrier grows out of "new entrant" peer group
  • Carrier moves to higher inspection-volume tier
  • Carrier becomes hazmat from general freight (suddenly subject to 60th threshold)

Compass monitoring

  • Tracks your peer group changes quarterly
  • Alerts when reassignment causes percentile to cross threshold
  • Provides historical context

CFR citations

  • FMCSA SMS Methodology
  • 49 CFR § 385.4

How Compass surfaces this

Searchable in Compass Ask. Runs against the carrier's actual fleet data when invoked from the relevant tracker. Read-only; no actions without explicit user approval.


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