CSA
Violation code

393.110D-CRAMPG

Cargo (RAM) - Trupact-II package gap between the compression block and and the compression plate exceeds 0.100 inch or is less than 0.070 inch.

Vehicle Maintenance3Non-OOS· SMS Appendix A v3.20

393.110D-CRAMPG is a Failure to Prevent Movement violation under 49 CFR §393.110D-CRAMPG. It falls in the Vehicle Maintenance BASIC with a severity weight of 3/10.

Violation group
Failure to Prevent Movement
Regulation §
393.110D-CRAMPG
Severity weight
3
Used in SMS
Yes
Status
Active
Updated
5/15/2026

Last updated May 2026

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Notes

DSMS: Y | Comment: Added in 3.15 | Footnote: As of February 1, 2023, the violations in this table are included in SMS. Only violations cited on or after February 1 are included in SMS calculations. This update aligns SMS with how violations are being cited in a new software used for roadside inspections.
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Challenging 393.110D-CRAMPG through FMCSA DataQs

If this violation was written incorrectly, here are the angles trucking-safety managers use to contest it. Playbook: Vehicle Maintenance (general).

Common ways to challenge this code

  • Pre-trip inspection showed compliant brakes

    The driver's pre-trip DVIR documented compliant brake adjustment and operation. The cited defect arose en route or was misclassified at roadside.

    Evidence that wins

    • Driver Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR) from that date
    • Repair invoice or shop record
    • Post-citation re-inspection certificate (clean)
  • Momentary failure exception (§393.9)

    The required lamp was inoperative only momentarily due to vibration, temperature, or similar transient cause — explicitly exempted under §393.9.

    Evidence that wins

    • Photograph showing the lamp operable before / after the stop
    • Repair invoice if a fuse or bulb was replaced
  • Tread measurement disputed

    The tread depth measurement was taken at a worn point that is not representative, contrary to NHTSA/FMCSA measurement standards.

    Evidence that wins

    • Independent tread gauge reading from same tire (multiple positions)
    • Photograph of the tire with a reference scale
  • Documented maintenance schedule disproves the defect

    Carrier's periodic-inspection records show the cited defect could not reasonably have existed at the time of inspection.

    Evidence that wins

    • Periodic inspection certificate (§396.17)
    • Maintenance work order proximate to inspection date

Common pitfalls — avoid these

  • DataQs cannot remove a violation simply because the defect was repaired after the stop

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Frequently asked questions about 393.110D-CRAMPG

What does violation 393.110D-CRAMPG mean?

393.110D-CRAMPG is the FMCSA roadside-inspection violation code for "Cargo (RAM) - Trupact-II package gap between the compression block and and the compression plate exceeds 0.100 inch or is less than 0.070 inch.", part of the Failure to Prevent Movement group, cited under 49 CFR §393.110D-CRAMPG.

What BASIC does 393.110D-CRAMPG affect?

393.110D-CRAMPG falls under the Vehicle Maintenance BASIC in the FMCSA Safety Measurement System (SMS).

What is the CSA severity weight of 393.110D-CRAMPG?

393.110D-CRAMPG carries a severity weight of 3 out of 10. Higher weights indicate violations more closely tied to crash risk, and they count more toward a carrier's Vehicle Maintenance score.

Is 393.110D-CRAMPG an out-of-service (OOS) violation?

No. 393.110D-CRAMPG is not an out-of-service violation, so on its own it does not trigger an out-of-service order at the roadside.

How many CSA points does 393.110D-CRAMPG add to a carrier's score?

The point contribution of 393.110D-CRAMPG depends on its severity weight (3/10) multiplied by a time weight of 3, 2, or 1 based on how recent the inspection is. You can calculate the exact contribution with the CSA points calculator.

Can 393.110D-CRAMPG be challenged through DataQs?

Yes. If you believe 393.110D-CRAMPG was recorded in error, you can file a Request for Data Review (RDR) through the FMCSA DataQs system with supporting evidence. A successful challenge can remove or correct the violation on your record.

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