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-> Licensing questionsAug 15, 19:44
Question by BIG CHIEF ( jack navin)
Non-ratable safety and driver inspections in safersys.org
When a company has a "non-ratable" safety or driver inspection, what does that mean? Why would an inspection be non-ratable?
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Aug 17, 12:48
Answer by bobfein (Bob F.)
Jack,
Usually "Non-Ratable" ratings are given when there is not enough information to justify a solid rating. You would often see that in case there were no inspections for very long time (or ever).
Good luck with your move,
Bob F. @ MovingAnswers.org
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