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The NFCC measure serves as a guide for a State’s non-fatal crash reporting. It estimates how many non-fatal crash records each State should be reporting to MCMIS. The measure generates a range into which the number of reported non-fatal crash records is expected to fall. The NFCC rating reflects whether the reported number falls under or over the expected range.

Examine a success story on how Washington State Improves Non-Fatal Crash Completeness Rating.

NFCC Rating Map

Monthly Results as of February 22, 2013

The monthly map displays NFCC Rating results for all States. Clicking on individual States will display summary data used to calculate the NFCC measure.

NFCC Summary Report

Monthly Results as of February 22, 2013

The NFCC measure rating is determined using the criteria in the following table. The State receives a Good/Green rating if the number of reported non-fatal crash records falls within the expected range and the FCC rating is Good/Green or Fair/Yellow. If the reported number falls either under or over the expected range, but within the Fair/Yellow range and the FCC rating is Good/Green or Fair/Yellow, the State receives a Fair rating. A Fair rating for over-reporting is a new feature of the modified NFCC measure.

Rating	Criteria	# of States
Good	Reported MCMIS non-fatal records fall within Good rating range AND FCC rating is Good or Fair	31
Fair	Reported MCMIS non-fatal records fall within Fair rating range AND FCC rating is Good or Fair	17
Poor	Reported MCMIS non-fatal records fall within Poor rating range AND FCC rating is Good, Fair, or Poor	3
Insufficient Data	Base rating is assigned Insufficient Data OR Reported MCMIS non-fatal records fall within Good or Fair rating range AND FCC rating is Poor OR FCC rating is Insufficient Data	0

NFCC Rating Report

Monthly Results as of February 22, 2013

The NFCC State Rating Report presents an overview of each State's NFCC rating; the number of State-reported non-fatal crash records in MCMIS; and whether the State's reporting falls in the expected (Good) range, points toward over-reporting or under-reporting, or is insufficient. To see more detailed results for individual States, click on a State name.

Non-Fatal Crash Completeness Measure: All States
State	Rating	Reported Non-Fatal MCMIS Records	Insufficient Data	Under-Reporting		Good	Over-Reporting
State	Rating	Reported Non-Fatal MCMIS Records	Insufficient Data	Poor	Fair	Good	Fair

Alabama	2,562		X
Alaska	73		X
Arizona	2,329			X
Arkansas	2,342			X
California	9,737			X
Colorado	1,717		X
Connecticut	686				X
Delaware	423			X
District of Columbia	82				X
Florida	3,027	X
Georgia	4,862			X
Hawaii	162			X
Idaho	587			X
Illinois	5,817			X
Indiana	4,041			X
Iowa	1,698		X
Kansas	1,603			X
Kentucky	2,818			X
Louisiana	3,351			X
Maine	640				X
Maryland	2,177			X
Massachusetts	1,962			X
Michigan	4,063			X
Minnesota	2,137			X
Mississippi	1,472			X
Missouri	3,450			X
Montana	574			X
Nebraska	1,043			X
Nevada	501		X
New Hampshire	318				X
New Jersey	6,071			X
New Mexico	847		X
New York	4,197			X
North Carolina	5,630			X
North Dakota	705		X
Ohio	5,258			X
Oklahoma	2,970		X
Oregon	1,315				X
Pennsylvania	4,849	X
Rhode Island	220			X
South Carolina	2,513		X
South Dakota	361				X
Tennessee	2,839			X
Texas	12,646		X
Utah	1,337			X
Vermont	185				X
Virginia	3,824			X
Washington	1,959			X
West Virginia	989	X
Wisconsin	2,265			X
Wyoming	879			X

Data Source: MCMIS fatal and non-fatal crash records for 12 months that represent interstate and intrastate motor carriers and includes large truck and bus vehicle types.

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NFCC – Report Description

The NFCC State Rating Report provides details used to calculate the NFCC rating results. It presents the NFCC results for the most recent evaluations in a table that can be expanded to show additional information. For each set of monthly results, the number of State-reported non-fatal records is color-coded to match the rating and the rating range. Clicking on the arrow on the far right displays additional data.

Monthly results - Results are updated on a monthly basis. The date represents when the data was pulled from MCMIS to generate the results. Reference the 'event date range' for the current events used in the evaluation.

Rating - Ratings of good (green), fair (yellow), poor (red), or insufficient data (gray). The final rating is determined after determining the base rating and FCC Override. View the rating criteria table.

Reported MCMIS records - The evaluation results are generated from a monthly snapshot of data from the FMCSA national database, the Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS). This measure pulls 12 months of crash data from MCMIS.

Fatal - The number of fatal crash records that occurred during the Event Date Range.
Non-Fatal - The number of non-fatal crash records that occurred during the Event Date Range.

Rating Ranges - The statistical model produces a range of expected non-fatal crash records, indicated by lower and upper values. The State-reported number of non-fatal crash records (from MCMIS) are compared against the expected non-fatal crash data ranges output by the model. It is determined where the reported number of MCMIS non-fatal crash records fall within the expected data ranges. The values are color-coded red, yellow, or green to indicate the poor, fair, and good ratings, respectively.

Under Reporting (Poor) - Reported Non-Fatal crash records (from MCMIS) are much less than expected.
Under Reporting (Fair - Reported Non-Fatal crash records (from MCMIS) are less than expected.
Good - Reported Non-Fatal crash records (from MCMIS) fall within the expected range.
Over Reporting (Fair) - Reported Non-Fatal crash records (from MCMIS) are more than expected.

Non-Fatal Crash Completeness Base Rating - The Base Rating establishes a good, fair, poor or insufficient data rating range. Each designation is determined by where a State's non-fatal crash reporting falls in the rating ranges.

FCC Measure Override? - The fatal crash completeness measure rating is reviewed; if the rating is poor or insufficient, it will cause an override to the base rating. (Yes=override; No=no override)

MCMIS Run Date - The date the monthly snapshot of data is pulled from the FMCSA national database, the Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS).

Event Date Range - Date range of fatal and non-fatal crash records used in the monthly NFCC evaluation.

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