CSA
Violation code

392.2RR

Railroad Grade Crossing violation

Unsafe Driving5Non-OOS· SMS Appendix A v3.20

392.2RR is a Dangerous Driving violation under 49 CFR §392.2RR. It falls in the Unsafe Driving BASIC with a severity weight of 5/10. Nationally it was cited 139 times in the last five years, with an OOS rate of 0.0%.

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National roadside inspection stats

as of 6/20/2026

Inspections

139

that found this code

Violations

139

total written

OOS rate

0.0%

0 OOS

Source: FMCSA roadside inspection data (last 5 years). The OOS rate is the share of these violations that led the officer to mark the driver or vehicle out of service.

Violation group
Dangerous Driving
Regulation §
392.2RR
Severity weight
5
Used in SMS
Yes
Status
Active
Updated
6/20/2026

Last updated June 2026

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Challenging 392.2RR through FMCSA DataQs

If this violation was written incorrectly, here are the angles trucking-safety managers use to contest it. Playbook: Unsafe Driving.

Relevant 49 CFR49 CFR § 392.2

Applicable operating rules

Every commercial motor vehicle must be operated in accordance with the laws, ordinances, and regulations of the jurisdiction in which it is being operated. However, if a regulation of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration imposes a higher standard of care than that law, ordinance, or regulation, the FMCSA regulation must be complied with.

Common ways to challenge this code

  • Radar / lidar / scale calibration not produced

    The state instrument used to measure speed or weight had no current calibration certificate, or one was never provided when requested.

    Evidence that wins

    • FOIA / public-records request response from the citing agency
    • Calibration log expiration date if produced
    • Driver's contemporaneous note (e.g., independent dashcam speed)
  • Citation based on visual estimate only

    The inspection report indicates the officer estimated speed visually rather than using a calibrated instrument.

    Evidence that wins

    • Inspection report narrative copy showing "visual estimate" wording
    • Officer training records or pacing distance, if obtainable
  • Underlying citation adjudicated

    The underlying state court adjudicated the citation as dismissed, reduced, or amended.

    Evidence that wins

    • Certified court disposition with case number and date
    • Original citation copy

Common pitfalls — avoid these

  • Submitting an uncertified court printout — DataQs requires the clerk-stamped version
  • Forgetting that "guilty of a lesser charge" still counts as conviction — the violation may stay, just at reduced severity

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Frequently asked questions about 392.2RR

What does violation 392.2RR mean?

392.2RR is the FMCSA roadside-inspection violation code for "Railroad Grade Crossing violation", part of the Dangerous Driving group, cited under 49 CFR §392.2RR.

What BASIC does 392.2RR affect?

392.2RR falls under the Unsafe Driving BASIC in the FMCSA Safety Measurement System (SMS).

What is the CSA severity weight of 392.2RR?

392.2RR carries a severity weight of 5 out of 10. Higher weights indicate violations more closely tied to crash risk, and they count more toward a carrier's Unsafe Driving score.

Is 392.2RR an out-of-service (OOS) violation?

No. 392.2RR 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 392.2RR add to a carrier's score?

The point contribution of 392.2RR depends on its severity weight (5/10) 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 392.2RR be challenged through DataQs?

Yes. If you believe 392.2RR 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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