CSA scores are they useful?

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  1. RollinChaos

    RollinChaos Light Load Member

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  3. kemosabi49

    kemosabi49 Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    If I was looking for a trucking job, that is one of the first thing I would check. Any company with an OOS rate higher than the national average would be a red flag for me.
     
  4. Arctic_fox

    Arctic_fox Experienced mx13 execrator

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    This ^

    As a rule the worse the score then the worse the quality of equipment or drivers. Sometimes both. If you got bad drivers and/or bad equipment thats usually a sign that they are going to screw with you. Afterall if they tolerate #### equipment and piss poor drivers. You gotta ask why. And it usually boils down to "cheap"
     
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  5. RogerThat72

    RogerThat72 Road Train Member

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    Yes. I always look into company snap shot when looking for a carrier to work for. Like stated above if they have a OOS % very high. Or if the % is hovering at or just below the national average it’s a BZZT for me jack!
     
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