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Audit of the Implementation of
the NAFTA Cross-Border
Trucking Provisions Initiated

January 28, 2002

In response to a Congressional request in the Department’s 2002 Appropriations Act, we began a review of the safety of cross-border trucking between the United States and Mexico. 

The audit will determine whether:

• all new DOT-funded inspector positions are filled and inspection personnel are fully trained;
  
  
• each inspector conducting compliance reviews of Mexican motor carriers is trained as a safety specialist;
  
  
• a requirement that safety specialists conduct compliance reviews of Mexican carriers was met by transferring experienced inspectors from other parts of the United States;
  
  
• FMCSA implemented a policy to ensure that Mexican carriers seeking operating authority beyond commercial zones comply with hours-of-service rules;
  
  
• procedures are in place enabling U.S. law enforcement authorities to ensure the effective enforcement and monitoring of licensing of commercial drivers and for revoking licenses of commercial drivers employed by Mexican motor carriers and operating in the United States.

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In court papers, DOT says -- quote -- "Further delay in complying with our NAFTA motor carrier commitments would cause considerable harm to our relationship with Mexico, an important trading and diplomatic partner."

 

Follow-up Audit
on NAFTA Cross-Trucking Provisions
August 06, 2007
Project ID:  MH-2007-062

On August 6, 2007, we issued our report on Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA) actions taken in response to the findings and recommendations in our January 2005 report on the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement's (NAFTA) cross-border trucking provisions. This report is our annual review required under Section 350 (c) of the FY 2002 Department of Transportation Appropriations Act and is not the initial audit of the demonstration project required under Section 6901 of the U.S. Troop Readiness, Veterans' Care, Katrina Recovery and Iraq Accountability Appropriations Act of 2007, which is ongoing.

We found continual improvement in the border safety program since our earlier reports dating back to 1998. FMCSA took the actions it agreed to take in response to the nine recommendations in our January 2005 report. FMCSA actions included ensuring that five remaining states adopted a rule requiring enforcement action against Mexican motor carriers or others operating without proper authority from FMCSA.

Despite the progress FMCSA has made, additional improvements are needed in two of the eight Section 350 (c) criteria. These involve improving the quality of the data used to monitor Mexican commercial driver traffic convictions in the United States and ensuring adequate capacity to inspect Mexican buses. FMCSA concurred with our recommendations and proposed responsive corrective actions.

As required by Congress, reports requested by the House and Senate Appropriations Committees are subject to a 15 day hold before being publicly released. In compliance with this requirement, the report was withheld from public release until August 21, 2007.

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Timeline of the Progress
Toward a North American
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North American Union, SPP, NAFTA,
CFR Task Force Documents on NAU

 

REPEAL NAFTA!

 

This is the only way to stop the NAU, SPP, 
Illegal Invasion of The United States,
Mexican Truckers Invading U.S., NAFTA Superhighway, and all of the Treasonous Acts of the SPP / NAU Evil Powers That Be!

 

Congress MUST Repeal NAFTA!

 

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