Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA)

U.S. Department of Transportation
Privacy Impact Assessment
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
Unifed Registration System (URS) Final Rule
Responsible Official
Steven Dillingham
Office of Registration and Safety Information
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
202-366-3876
[email protected]

Reviewing Official
Claire W. Barrett
Chief Privacy & Information Asset Officer
Office of the Chief Information Officer
[email protected]

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Executive Summary
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is developing and implementing the Unified
Registration System (URS) Final Rule and associated system under the authority of section 103 of the ICC
Termination Act of 1995 [Pub. L. 104-88, 109 Stat. 888, Dec. 29, 1995] and title IV of the Safe,
Accountable, Flexible, and Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU)[Pub. L.
109-59, 119 Stat. 1714, Aug. 10, 2005]. When deployed, the URS system will replace the Licensing and
Insurance (L&I) System and the registration capability within the Motor Carrier Management
Information System (MCMIS). The URS will serve as a clearinghouse and depository of information on,
and identification of, all foreign and domestic motor carriers, motor private carriers, brokers, freight
forwarders, and others required to register with the U.S. Department of Transportation, including
information with respect to a carrier’s safety rating, and compliance with required levels of financial
responsibility. The FMCSA conducted this privacy impact assessment (PIA) because implementation of
the URS Final Rule will result in the deployment of a system that will collect, store, and process business
information that may also be considered personally identified information (PII).

Privacy Impact Assessment
The Privacy Act of 1974 articulates concepts for how the Federal Government should treat individuals and
their information and imposes duties upon Federal agencies regarding the collection, use, dissemination,
and maintenance of personally identifiable information (PII). The E-Government Act of 2002, Section 208,
establishes the requirement for agencies to conduct privacy impact assessments (PIAs) for electronic
information systems and collections. The assessment is a practical method for evaluating privacy in
information systems and collections, and documented assurance that privacy issues have been identified
and adequately addressed. The PIA is an analysis of how information is handled to—i) ensure handling
conforms to applicable legal, regulatory, and policy requirements regarding privacy; ii) determine the
risks and effects of collecting, maintaining and disseminating information in identifiable form in an
electronic information system; and iii) examine and evaluate protections and alternative processes for
handling information to mitigate potential privacy risks.

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Conducting a PIA ensures compliance with laws and regulations governing privacy and demonstrates the
DOT’s commitment to protect the privacy of any personal information we collect, store, retrieve, use and
share. It is a comprehensive analysis of how the DOT’s electronic information systems and collections
handle personally identifiable information (PII). The goals accomplished in completing a PIA include:
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Making informed policy and system design or procurement decisions. These
decisions must be based on an understanding of privacy risk, and of options
available for mitigating that risk;
Accountability for privacy issues;
Analyzing both technical and legal compliance with applicable privacy law and
regulations, as well as accepted privacy policy; and

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Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) definition of the PIA taken from guidance on implementing the
privacy provisions of the E-Government Act of 2002 (see OMB memo M-03-22 dated September 26, 2003).

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Providing documentation on the flow of personal information and information
requirements within DOT systems.

Upon reviewing the PIA, you should have a broad understanding of the risks and potential effects
associated with the Department activitiesm, processes, and systems described and approaches taken to
mitigagte any potential privacy risks.

Unified Registration System (URS) Overview
The primary mission of the FMCSA is to reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities involving large trucks and
buses. This mission is accomplished by developing and enforcing data-driven regulations that balance
motor carrier safety with industry efficiency; utilizing Federal and State safety information systems to
focus on high-risk carriers and drivers to enforce safety regulations; targeting educational messages to
carriers, commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers and the public; and partnering with stakeholders (e.g.,
Federal,State, and local enforcements agencies; the motor carrier industry; safety groups; and organized
labor) to reduce bus- and truck-related crashes.

Current USDOT Registration Process
Under the current registration process for a new USDOT Number and Operating Authority, the Agency's
responsibilities include monitoring and enforcing compliance with regulations governing both safety and
commerce. Its focus on both concerns—safety and financial responsibility—is reflected in the dual path
of its current registration process. Companies may find they are subject to both registration
requirements—USDOT Number and Interstate Operating Authority—or either one separately. This dual
path for registration process is achieved using two separate information systems:
Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS)— All FMCSA regulated entities must
self-identify by registering in MCMIS either through electronic or hard copy submission of the
appropriate Motor Carrier Identification Report (Application for USDOT Number) MCS-150
series form to apply for a USDOT Number.2 Obtaining a USDOT number is currently not required
for freight forwarders or entities with existing operating authority, i.e., a docket number. There
is no application fee when applying for a USDOT Number. FMCSA requires regulated entities
submitting electronic applications to provide a valid credit card as part of FMCSA’s fraud
reduction strategy. Except for the last four digits of the card, the credit card information is not
stored in any FMCSA system once the validation process has been completed. After completing
the registration process in MCMIS, the entity receives a USDOT number and a personal identifier
number (PIN) to allow online access to the system and updating of its registration information.
Licensing and Insurance (L&I) System— In addition to registering for a USDOT number in MCMIS,
for-hire motor carriers, brokers, and freight forwarders must obtain operating authority from
FMCSA by registering in the separate L&I System or hardcopy submittal using the appropriate
Interstate Operating Authority (OP) series form.3 L&I facilitates the application process for
interstate commerce authority; filing of insurance and process agent (BOC-3) coverage; serving
of Operating Authorities and issuance of certificates, permits, and licenses; for motor carriers,
freight forwarders, and property brokers. Commercial motor carriers, freight forwarders, and
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The MCS-150 forms may be found at http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/documents/forms/r-l/mcs-150-instructions-andform.pdf (Last accessed April 9, 2013)
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OP series form may be found here - http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/documents/forms/r-l/op-1-instructions-andform.pdf (Last accessed, April 9, 2013.)

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property brokers can use L&I to submit their licensing and insurance information electronically
and to pay the application processing fee with a credit card via Pay.gov. Applicants for
operating authority must pay an application fee by credit card or electronic check before FMCSA
will process the application. Credit card payments are collected by the L&I System and passed
to the government electronic bill payment service (Pay.gov) 4 for processing. The credit card
information is stored in an encrypted form in FMCSA’s system only during the processing of the
operating authority application fee. Except for the last four digits of the card number, the credit
card number is deleted after the operating authority transaction payment process has been
completed. The last four digits of the credit card is stored to provide FMCSA a means to trace
un-authorized or suspicious transactions. Applicants can also apply for operating authority
through the US Mail by completing the OP series form and submitting a credit card number,
personal check or money order. Check payments are sent to Bank of America (BoA)for
processing. Once the payment is processed, the BoA sends a copy of the canceled check or
money order to FMCSA as receipt that the payment was processed. Credit card payments
through the US Mail are processed by FMCSA employees through the Pay.gov electronic bill
payment service.
Motor carriers must update their MCMIS registration information every 2 years but a similar
requirement to re-file or renew the commercial registration information for freight forwarders and
brokers in L&I does not exist.

URS Final Rule

The URS Final Rule (Final Rule) requires all regulated entities (proprietor/driver5 or owner/operator of a
motor carrier, intermodal equipment provider, freight forwarder, broker, hazardous materials safety
permit holder or cargo tank facility) to register in the URS system using a new virtual Form MCSA-1 that
combines data elements from the existing MCS-150 and OP series forms now used for registration in
MCMIS and L&I. It will eliminate duplication and the guesswork involved in determining which form to
complete. The user will complete only those portions of the Form MCSA-1 form that are applicable to
its operations and bypass any irrelevant sections. When developed, URS will result in a more
streamlined registration process.
With limited exceptions, the Final Rule requires all regulated entitites to provide evidence of financial
responsibility and to file a service of process agent designation, as a condition for registration. Formerly,
only motor carriers, brokers and freight forwarders that were subject to its commercial oversight had to
do so. The Final Rule explains who must register in URS, establishes a fee schedule for those entities
who register, discloses all of the information the Agency will collect in URS and creates a list of crossreferences to all other regulatory requirements for completing registration. Once the Final Rule is
implemented all regulated entities must update their registration information every 2 years or be
subject to new penalties.

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The pay.gov system is managed by the US Department of Treasury’s Financial Management Service. The PIA for
pay.gov may be found at http://www.fms.treas.gov/pia/paygov_pia%20.pdf. (Last accessed April 9, 2013)

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Certain applicants6 must make two additional filings to complete registration: evidence of financial
responsibility and process agent designation. The Final Rule requires all for-hire motor carriers (both
exempt and non-exempt) under FMCSA safety jurisdiction, brokers and freight forwarders to file
evidence of financial responsibility with FMCSA. Only private motor carriers who transport hazardous
materials in interstate commerce are subject to this filing. Private non-HM carriers are not subject to
this filing. Payment to register is completed before the insurance filing is made. All motor carriers
(private and for-hire) under FMCSA safety jurisdiction, brokers and freight forwarders must file a process
agent designation. Process agent designation filings are free of charge.

URS Registration Process
URS will consolidate the L&I System and the registration capabilities in MCMIS into a single, online
registration system in which all FMCSA regulated entities must register; allowing FMCSA to discontinue
the present paper-based registration process and transition to an exclusively electronic process. All
regulated entities will be required to register for a new USDOT number and operating authority in the
URS. The registration requirements for regulated entities will not change with the deployment of the
URS only the system for completing them. The new Form MCSA-1 will eliminate collection of duplicate
information and decrease the burden on applicants by eliminating the need for each applicant to
determine which forms they must complete. When developed, the URS will introduce efficiencies into
the registration process applying business logic so only those questions pertinent to the applicant will be
presented for completion and automatically bypass all non-relevant Form MCSA-1 questions and
certifications. The result is a streamlined registration process, enabling the Agency to more efficiently
monitor the safety performance of its regulated population and increase public accessibility to data
maintained by FMCSA on regulated entities.
Under the URS application process, a new applicant will be issued an inactive USDOT Number. The
inactive USDOT Number will be activated by FMCSA only after it has determined that the applicant is
willing and able to comply with applicable regulatory requirements and the applicant has satisfied
applicable administrative filing requirements, such as evidence of financial responsibility, if applicable,
and a process agent designation. All regulated entities will be required to complete administrative filing
requirements in the URS.

Information Collected in URS
The URS system collects business information from regulated entities identified in the URS Final Rule
required to register with FMCSA as a sole proprietor. The URS system collects the following information
from convered entities registering in the system:
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Business name,
Address,
Email address,
Employer Identification Number (EIN)7,

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Intermodal equipment providers, hazardous materials safety permit holders, and cargo tank facilities are required
to maintain financial responsibility and maintain evidence of insurance at their place of business. They do not have
to file evidence of financial responsibility or complete a process agent designation filing unless they are also a
motor carrier.
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Additional information about applying for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) on the Internal Revenue
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Credit card number, and
Checking account number.

FMCSA requires regulated entities to disclose their EIN for the purposes of uniquely identifying each
regulated entity in the system and uses the registration information to validate other business
information provided on the URS application form (Form MCSA-1). A large portion of FMCSA regulated
entities are sole proprietors who may use their personal information as business information. Sole
proprietors who do not obtain an EIN may instead provide their social security numbers (SSN) insteadof
the EIN. However, the Agency strongly encourages sole proprietors to obtain an EIN. The Agency will
continue to permit a sole proprietor to provide its social security number (SSN) in lieu of the EIN.
While information submitted by some regulated entities may also consistute personal information, this
information is submitted as business information and is not statutorily protected by the Privacy Act of
1974. However the Department of Transporation recognizes that the unauthorized access and/or use of
this information could have serious reprecutions for individuals and therefore has implemented a
privacy protection program for the URS system and associated activities.
In addition to the information collected in support of registration applications, the URS requires
regulated entities to establish user accounts to update their registration information through the FMCSA
Portal (www.fmcsa.dot.gov). The FMCSA Portal is a web-enabled system designed to authenticate users
to various FMCSA IT Systems. Users will log into the FMCSA Portal to access the URS. The PIA for the
FMCSA Portal is currently under development. When the PIA is developed, it will be published on the
DOT website at http://www.dot.gov/privacy.

Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPs) Analysis
The Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPs) are rooted in the tenets of the Privacy Act and are
mirrored in the laws of many U.S. states, as well as many foreign nations and international
organizations. The FIPPs are common across many privacy laws and provide a framework that will
support DOT efforts to appropriately identify and mitigate privacy risk. The FIPPs-based analysis DOT
conducts is predicated on the privacy control families articulated in the Federal Enterprise Architecture
Security and Privacy Profile (FEA-SPP) v.3i, which is sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and
Technology (NIST), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and the Federal Chief Information
Officers Council.

Transparency
Sections 522a(e)(3) and (e)(4) of the Privacy Act and Section 208 of the E-Government Act require
public notice of an organization’s information practices and the privacy impact of government
programs and activities. Accordingly, DOT is open and transparent about policies, procedures, and
technologies that directly affect individuals and/or their PII. Additionally, the Department should not
maintain any system of records the existence of which is not known to the public.
FMCSA does not secretly collect or store PII and will clearly disclose its policies and practices concerning
the PII collected and held associated with the implementation of this Final Rule. FMCSA has provided
generalized notice to the public through the information practices associated with theimplementation of
the URS Final Rule. The FMCSA published the Form MCSA-1 and instructions in the October 26, 2011,
Supplemental Notice of Proposed Rule Making (SNPRM ) (FR Volume 76, 207, October 26, 2011) for the

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URS and fully disclosed the information that will be collected and stored in the URS. Nine entities
responded to the SNPRM, some of which included comments about the Form and instructions, but none
were received concerning privacy. The FMCSA response to these comments and any changes to Form
MCSA-1 and instructions will be published in the URS Final Rule.
Specific notice will be given to regulated entities prior to their provision of information to the URS
system. Registrants must provide explicit consent including that they are willing and able to comply
with FMCSA requirements, and that they agree abide by the URS/FMCSA Terms of Use and Privacy
Policy.
Publication of this PIA further demonstrates DOT/FMCSA’s commitment to provide appropriate
transparency and may be found on the DOT Privacy Office website (www.dot.gov/privacy) as well as
part of the URS rulemaking docket (Docket FMCSA-1997-2349).

Individual Participation and Redress
DOT should provide a reasonable opportunity and capability for individuals to make informed decisions
about the collection, use, and disclosure of their PII. As required by the Privacy Act, individuals should be
active participants in the decision making process regarding the collection and use of their PII and be
provided reasonable access to their PII and the opportunity to have their PII corrected, amended, or
deleted, as appropriate.
The URS Final Rule requires registered entities to update registration information not less than every 2
years. The URS system will include capabilities to allow regulated entitiesto modify, correct, and update
registration information maintained in the whenever necessary, free of charge. Also, pursuant to
49 U.S.C. 13908(c), as amended by section 4304 of the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, and Efficient
Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU), the FMCSA redress management systems
(DataQs)8 provides an electronic means to file concerns about Federal and State data that FMCSA makes
publicly available. DataQs allows a filer to challenge data maintained by FMCSA on, among other things,
USDOT Number registration, operating authority registration, and insurance matters. Through this
system, any registration-related data concerns are automatically forwarded to the appropriate FMCSA
office for resolution. The DataQs process also allows filers to monitor the status of each filing.

Statutory Authority and Purpose Specification
DOT should (i) identify the legal bases that authorize a particular PII collection, activity, or technology
that impacts privacy; and (ii) specify the purpose(s) for which its collects, uses, maintains, or
disseminates PII.
The Unified Registration System (URS) is being developed and implemented under the authority of
section 103 of the ICC Termination Act of 1995 [Pub. L. 104-88, 109 Stat. 888, Dec. 29, 1995] and title IV
of the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, and Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEALU)[Pub. L. 109-59, 119 Stat. 1714, Aug. 10, 2005]. Congress intended for URS to serve as a
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clearinghouse and depository of information on, and identification of, all foreign and domestic motor
carriers, brokers, and freight forwarders, and other entities required to register with the Department as
well as information on safety fitness and compliance with minimum levels of financial responsibility.
(U.S.C. 13908(b)).
Motor carriers (private and for-hire), brokers, freight forwarders, intermodal equipment providers, and
cargo tank facilities register with the Agency to obtain a USDOT identification number. Certain motor
carriers, brokers and freight forwarders additionally fall under FMCSA commercial oversight and register
with the Agency to obtain authority to operate in interstate commerce (operating authority). Entities
that transport certain high hazardous materials identified in 49 CFR § 385.405 of the FMCSRs register to
obtain a hazardous materials safety permit and USDOT Number.

Data Minimization & Retention
DOT should collect, use, and retain only PII that is relevant and necessary for the specified purpose for
which it was originally collected. DOT should retain PII for only as long as necessary to fulfill the specified
purpose(s) and in accordance with a National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)-approved
record disposition schedule. Forms used for the purposes of collecting PII shall be authorized by the Office
of Management and Budget (OMB).
FMCSA collects, uses, and retains only that data that are relevant and necessary for the purpose of the
URS. The URS collects data from entities required to register with FMCSA as a sole proprietor/driver or
owner/operator of a motor carrier, intermodal equipment provider, freight forwarder, broker, or cargo
tank facility.
Business information is collected from these entities when they register with FMCSA pursuant to Federal
regulations. The business information allows FMCSA to positively identify those entities under its
jurisdiction. Credit card/checking account numbers are required for payment of registration and
administrative filing fees through the government electronic bill payment service (pay.gov), but this
information is not retained in the URS.
The DOT/FMCSA records schedule for the URS records was submitted to the National Archives and
Records Administration (NARA) for approval in February 2012 under Job Number DAA-0577-2013-0003.
All records maintained in the URS will be treated as permanent records until the schedule is approved by
NARA. The proposed schedule includes the following retention periods for records containing PII: (1)
inputs, such as, motor carrier registration, compliance review ratings, and other related motor carrier
safety performance and compliance information will be destroyed or deleted, regardless of media, after
information is converted or copied to the URS master data files, backed up, and verified; (2) master data
files – historical copy will be cut off at end of fiscal year, and transferred to the National Archives 3 years
after cut off; (3) master data files – record copy will be deleted or updated when data is superseded or
obsolete; and (4) outputs, such as, regular safety, statistical, or management reports and ad hoc
reports will be cut off when report is run and filed to a separate recordkeeping system and use that
recordkeeping system’s disposal authority. Record output issuances that are not filed to a separate
recordkeeping system will be destroyed or deleted 36 months after issue run or when no longer needed
for reference, whichever is sooner.
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Use Limitation
DOT shall limit the scope of its PII use to ensure that the Department does not use PII in any manner that
is not specified in notices, incompatible with the specified purposes for which the information was
collected, or for any purpose not otherwise permitted by law.
The FMCSA minimizes its data collection to that necessary to meet the authorized business purpose and
mission of the Agency. The information collected in support of implementation of the URS Final Rules
allows FMCSA to positively identify entities under its authority and to process registration related fees.
Additional administrative filings are required for certain motor carriers (for-hire) and brokers and freight
forwarders: evidence of financial responsibility (insurance) and a process agent designation. When filing
the process agent designation, these entities must provide their business name, address, phone number
and e-mail address. This information is available to members of the public for litigation purposes.
Information collected for purposes of complying the URS Final Rule is not information protected under
the Privacy Act, however as discussed in the Overview because some business information may also be
considered PII the Department will implement appropriate policy to ensure that individuals are
appropriately protected.

Data Quality and Integrity
In accordance with Section 552a(e)(2) of the Privacy Act of 1974, DOT should ensure that any PII
collected and maintained by the organization is accurate, relevant, timely, and complete for the purpose
for which it is to be used, as specified in the Department’s public notice(s).
The FMCSA ensures that the collection, use, and maintenance of information collected for implementing
the URS Final Rule is relevant to the purposes for which it is to be used and, to the extent necessary for
those purposes, it is accurate, complete, and up-to-date. Regulated Entities were provided an
opportunity to recommend changes and updates to Form MCSA-1 and instructions during the 60-day
comment period for the SNPRM. URS will comply with applicable FMCSA security standards, include
data checks to ensure that information collected conforms to formatting requirements (i.e., nnn-nnnnnn for EIN), and require completion of certain fields as a condition of proceeding to the next section
of the application where appropriate. Entities sometimes use agents to register with FMCSA. Entities
registering with FMCSA who provide business information electronically, or their agents, will be
responsible for its accuracy.
The redress process described in the Individual Participation and Redress section is a mechanism to
maintain and improve accuracy of information.

Security
DOT shall implement administrative, technical, and physical measures protect PII collected or maintained
by the Department against loss, unauthorized access, or disclosure, as required by the Privacy Act, and to
ensure that organizational planning and responses to privacy incidents comply with OMB policies and
guidance.
Logical access controls will restrict users of the URS. These controls will be guided by the principles of
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accounts will be granted the necessary access to perform their role as approved by the System
Manager. Any changes to user roles will require approval of the System Manager.
The URS will maintain an auditing function that tracks all user activities in relation to data including
access and modification. Through technical controls including firewalls, intrusion dectection,
encryption, access control list, and other security methods. FMCSA will prevent unauthorized access to
data stored in its URS. These controls will meet Federally mandated information assurance and privacy
requirements.
Authorized DOT employees and contractors will have password-protected access to the system to
perform their official duties including system administration, monitoring, security functionsas well
asviewing and verifying the registratation information. Access to the registration information will be
limited to authorized representatives of FMCSA or authorized Federal, State, or local enforcement
agency representatives. The secure system will encrypt all documents.
Government Personnel and contractors are required to attend security awareness and privacy training
offered by DOT/FMCSA and role-based training. This will allow individuals with varying roles to
understand how privacy impacts their role and retain knowledge of how to properly and securely act in
situations where they may use business information in the course of performing their duties. Access will
be automatically restricted by systems and policies with oversight conducted by the IT Security Officer
and management level government personnel. No access will be allowed prior to receiving the
necessary clearances and training as required by DOT/FMCSA.
The URS will undergo the security authorization process under the National Institute of Standards and
Technology no later than 60 days prior to the system becoming fully operational.

Accountability and Auditing
DOT shall implement effective governance controls, monitoring controls, risk management, and
assessment controls to demonstrate that the Department is complying with all applicable privacy
protection requirements and minimizing the privacy risk to individuals.
FMCSA is responsible for identifying, training, and holding Agency personnel accountable for adhering to
FMCSA privacy and security policies and regulations. FMCSA will follow the Fair Information Principles as
best practices for the protection of information associated with the implementation of the URS rule. In
addition to these practices, policies and procedures will be consistently applied, especially as they relate
to protection, retention, and destruction of records. Federal and contract employees will be given clear
guidance in their duties as they relate to collecting, using, processing, and securing data. Guidance will
be provided in the form of mandatory annual security and privacy awareness training as well as
Acceptable Rules of Behavior. The FMCSA Security and Privacy Officers will conduct regular periodic
security and privacy compliance reviews of the URS consistent with the requirements of the Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A-130, Section 8b(3), Securing Agency Information Systems.

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Responsible Official
Steven Dillingham
Office of Registration and Safety Information
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

Approval and Signature

6/7/2013

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Claire W. Barrett
Chief Privacy & Information Asset Officer
Office of the Chief Information Officer

Claire W. Barrett

Claire W. Barrett
DOT Chief Privacy & Information Asset Officer
Signed by: CLAIRE W BARRETT

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