The FMVSS are established and administered by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), an arm of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and an executive branch of the U.S. government. NOTE: Having all DOT compliant lighting does not ensure your truck, bus, MPV, or trailer is DOT compliant. Each vehicle type must also have a specific configuration of lighting products to be DOT compliant. Click here to see your configuration.
National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP) The development of the National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP) provides manufacturers the ability to be evaluated and certified one time with acceptance throughout the United States. NTEP is a means of ensuring national requirements are met before any equipment is allowed in the marketplace.
In part due to the success of TQIPâs work with Level I and Level II trauma centers, the ACS COT initiated a pilot program for Level III ACS-verified or state-designated trauma centers this July.Already, 200 centers have registered for this exciting opportunity!The pilot will aim to gain a broader understanding of trauma care across the system and will provide data quality education and reporting for one year to participating centers.IS 2005 and ICD-10 Transition. NTDB/TQIP is transitioning injury data standards over the next two years. These changes will align NTDB/TQIP with governmental standards and allow us to remain current with changes in injury data collection.