Challenge Incorrect Violations
At Vallon Consulting, we understand the impact of incorrect violations on your CSA score. A violation can affect your business operations, your reputation, and your profitability. That's why we're committed to helping you challenge any incorrect violations you may receive.
We have a team of experts who will review the violation and the evidence you provide. If we determine that the violation is indeed incorrect, we'll take the necessary steps to have it removed from your record. This will help ensure that your CSA score accurately reflects your compliance with regulations and that you can continue to operate your business with peace of mind.
Don't allow inaccurate infractions to harm your reputation or your financial situation. To find out more about how we may assist you in disputing and erasing inaccurate infractions from your CSA record, get in touch with us right now. You can rely on us to be your transportation industry partner thanks to our knowledge and commitment to your success.
* Challenge incorrect violations $100 per violation
*With this service you agree and understand that the violation being removed is not guaranteed
All purchases are considered non-refundable, but the fee can be transferred as credit towards an alternative service if a service is not rendered.
Frequently Asked Questions?
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Challenge Incorrect Violations refer to disputing traffic violations that have been incorrectly attributed to a truck driver or company.
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It is important to challenge incorrect violations to avoid unnecessary fines, points on your license, or a negative impact on your CSA score.
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You can challenge an incorrect violation by following the guidelines provided by the relevant state or federal agency. This may involve submitting evidence or attending a hearing.
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You should challenge an incorrect violation as soon as possible after receiving it, as there are often time limits for filing disputes.
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No, challenging an incorrect violation should not affect your CSA score, as long as you are successful in disputing the violation.
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If you are unsuccessful in disputing a violation, you may have to pay the fine and accept any other penalties associated with the violation.
