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The Utah Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program (MCSAP) Commercial Vehicle Safety Plan for FY 2010 outlines the state's commitment to enhancing safety on highways by reducing commercial motor vehicle (CMV) fatalities and injuries. The plan includes specific objectives such as improving data quality, increasing driver inspections, and implementing educational campaigns like 'Drive to Stay Alive' and 'Truck Smart'. It emphasizes collaboration between the Utah Department of Transportation, Utah Highway Patrol, and federal agencies to address challenges in CMV safety through targeted enforcement, training, and public awareness initiatives. The document also details financial management strategies and compliance with federal regulations.

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How do I report potholes to SLC?

The type of maintenance a road will receive is determined through a collaborative effort between the Streets Division and Engineering Division. Learn more about asphalt maintenance on our surface treatments webpage. Call the Streets Division at 801-535-2345 or report asphalt roadway issues with mySLC.

How do I report a pothole near me?

In an emergency, call 999. Other incidents should be reported via our Customer Contact Centre on 0300 123 5000. If you have previously made a report then please enter your reference, for example FMS1234567, into the search box to locate the latest status.

Who is responsible for road debris damage in Utah?

A private property owner, if the road hazard is on personal property. A construction company, if the road hazard is caused by construction work. The driver of another vehicle, if the road hazard is caused by debris from their vehicle.

How do I report a pothole in Utah?

Otherwise, all non-hazardous roadway debris may be reported to UDOT through the Click n Fix site (mobile app also available) or by calling 801-887-3700.

How do I contact Utah dot?

You can also docHub us by phone Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 801-965-4000.

Is UDOT a government agency?

The Utah Department of Transportation is the administrative authority on behalf of the State. Rule R926-3 designates those regulations which are acceptable to the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) in the administration of funds for counties, cities, and towns provided for by the Utah Legislature.

Does Utah have icy roads?

Utah roads can be tdocHuberous and deadly during winter months. Driving in snowy and icy conditions can take some getting used to to stay safe, check the weather reports and go slow.

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