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Baseline profile

Big City Asphalt

MORO, IL · USDOT 3,020,645 · 4 power units (trucks) · micro fleet

Big City Asphalt is a micro-fleet interstate motor carrier with USDOT 3,020,645, headquartered in Moro, IL. SafeNY's analysis of FMCSA federal records shows 0 fatal and 1 injury crashes over a 5-year window as of May 14, 2026.

Baseline carrier profile

No recent fatal, no statistical underwriting signal, no sustained pattern at the carrier-aggregate level. Limits of carrier-level analysis apply: individual driver behavior, route conditions, and specific cargo circumstances are not captured at this resolution.

SafeNY Risk Score

5.5

ELEVATED

Primary risk factor: Mechanical

Confidence ●●○○ (2 of 4 data sources verified — FMCSA Census, SMS BASIC, L&I filings, MCMIS Crash File)

Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census + SMS + L&I + MCMIS Crash + Inspection Records, snapshot 2026-05-01 · Computed 2026-05-12 · Awaiting refresh

SNRS is a decision-support score for legal-case evaluation. Statistical estimate only — not legal advice and not evidence of liability. See methodology.

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Insurance & coverage

No federal Bodily Injury & Property Damage (BIPD) filing exists on record for this carrier.

49 CFR § 387 requires interstate motor carriers to maintain active BIPD coverage. The absence of a filing in the FMCSA L&I database may indicate:

  • Operation without required federal insurance coverage
  • Policy lapsed and not yet renewed
  • Carrier operates intrastate only (federal filing not required)
  • Filing is recent and pending database refresh

For attorney case evaluation: verifying current coverage status directly through FMCSA's L&I lookup is recommended before proceeding.

Source: FMCSA L&I filings (BMC-91 / BMC-91X / MCS-90) · Computed 2026-05-14 · Awaiting refresh

Risk decomposition

Five-factor breakdown of the SafeNY SNRS for this carrier, used to explain the composite score.

Driven primarily by mechanical condition (vehicle maintenance — Maint + OOS + Brake/Tire) at 6.2/10, above the micro- cohort median of 2.1.

Method: how this carrier's SafeNY SNRS was computed(expand for carrier-specific walkthrough)

The five factors below come from Big City Asphalt's actual FMCSA records. Each factor is a 0–10 score; the composition produces a 0–10 SNRS smoothed against the prior month's value (α = 0.40). The Bayesian step below leaves exposure_M-PUD symbolic; the closed-form denominator and a worked example are on /methodology#shrinkage.

Step 1 — Bayesian-shrunk crash rate

This carrier has 1 documented crashes in the past 5 years (0 fatal). The cohort prior (mean fatal rate for similar-sized fleets) is 0.317 events per million power-unit-days; after Bayesian shrinkage with prior strength w₀ = 10, this carrier's adjusted rate is 0.316.

r^shrunk  =  10⋅0.317  +  110  +  exposureM-PUD  =  0.316\hat{r}_{\text{shrunk}} \;=\; \frac{10 \cdot 0.317 \;+\; 1}{10 \;+\; \text{exposure}_{\text{M-PUD}}} \;=\; 0.316

Step 2 — Five-factor SNRSraw composition (B-method)

SNRSraw  =  0.60⋅max⁡(C,N,M)  +  0.30⋅median⁡(C,N,M,D)  +  0.10⋅SSNRS_{raw} \;=\; 0.60 \cdot \max(C, N, M) \;+\; 0.30 \cdot \operatorname{median}(C, N, M, D) \;+\; 0.10 \cdot S
  =  0.60⋅max⁡(5.2,2.6,6.2)  +  0.30⋅median⁡(5.2,2.6,6.2,6.2)  +  0.10⋅0.6  =  5.5\quad\;=\; 0.60 \cdot \max(5.2, 2.6, 6.2) \;+\; 0.30 \cdot \operatorname{median}(5.2, 2.6, 6.2, 6.2) \;+\; 0.10 \cdot 0.6 \;=\; 5.5

C Crash 5.2 · N Negligence 2.6 · M Mechanical 6.2 · D Driver 6.2 · S Stability 0.6

Step 3 — EMA smoothing against last month's value

SNRS  =  α⋅SNRSraw  +  (1−α)⋅SNRSprev,α=0.40SNRS \;=\; \alpha \cdot SNRS_{raw} \;+\; (1-\alpha) \cdot SNRS_{\text{prev}}, \quad \alpha = 0.40

For Big City Asphalt: SNRSraw = 5.5 → smoothed SNRS = 5.5. (Prior month's smoothed value is the EMA weight; the first month of data uses raw without smoothing.)

Crash record · 5-year window

Total crashes

1

Fatal

0

Injury

1

Last incident: 1 year ago

1 crashes over 5 years, no fatal records (FMCSA MCMIS Crash File).

Night-driving crash pattern

Night-driving analysis: insufficient crash sample (N < 5).

Pattern detection requires at least 5 documented crashes in the past 5-year window.

Source: FMCSA MCMIS Crash File · Computed 2026-05-14 · Awaiting refresh

Cite this analysis

Four reference formats pre-filled for Big City Asphalt (USDOT 3020645). For format guidance and worked examples, see /cite.

APA 7th edition(expand)
SafeNY. (2026). Safety analysis for Big City Asphalt (USDOT 3020645). Retrieved [date], from https://safeny.com/trucking-accidents/big-city-asphalt-usdot-3020645
Chicago (author-date)(expand)
SafeNY. 2026. "Safety analysis for Big City Asphalt (USDOT 3020645)." Accessed [date]. https://safeny.com/trucking-accidents/big-city-asphalt-usdot-3020645.
Bluebook (legal briefs)(expand)
SafeNY Safety Profile, Big City Asphalt, FMCSA USDOT 3020645, SafeNY (last visited [date]), https://safeny.com/trucking-accidents/big-city-asphalt-usdot-3020645.
BibTeX(expand)
@misc{safeny_big_3020645_2026,
  title        = {Safety analysis for Big City Asphalt},
  author       = {{SafeNY}},
  year         = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://safeny.com/trucking-accidents/big-city-asphalt-usdot-3020645}},
  note         = {USDOT 3020645; derived from FMCSA public records}
}

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Comparable fleet size and jurisdiction tier

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Carrier response opportunity

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Response form: /governance/respond
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SafeNY.com is an independent, privately-operated trucking safety data resource. Not affiliated with the State of New York or any government agency. Data sourced from US Department of Transportation (FMCSA) public records. Methodology.

Data source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census + SMS + L&I + MCMIS Crash File + Inspection Records

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Frequently asked questions

Answers are generated from the FMCSA public record at the snapshot timestamp shown in the methodology footer. They mirror the structured-data FAQ block this page emits to search engines.

What does BIG CITY ASPHALT's safety record mean if I was in an accident with one of their trucks?

Big City Asphalt (USDOT 3020645) has a SafeNY Risk Score (SNRS) of 5.5 of 10 in the ELEVATED band and 1 reportable crash in the past 5 years; if you were in an accident involving one of its trucks, the page above summarizes the carrier-side record an attorney would review during case evaluation, alongside the federal insurance posture. The SNRS is a statistical decision-support score across crash, negligence, mechanical, driver, and stability factors; it does not predict liability in any specific incident, and an attorney's investigation will rely on the underlying federal records and the facts of your case. Source: FMCSA MCMIS public records as of 2026-05-14T06:38:52.81144+00:00. Statistical analysis, not legal advice.

How does BIG CITY ASPHALT's safety profile compare to the industry baseline?

Big City Asphalt (USDOT 3020645) has a SafeNY Risk Score (SNRS) of 5.5 of 10 — above the micro-fleet cohort median of 2.1. Higher score = a worse safety profile relative to the cohort median; it is a composite of crash rate, negligence indicators, mechanical condition, driver qualifications, and operational stability. Source: FMCSA MCMIS public records as of 2026-05-14T06:38:52.81144+00:00. Statistical analysis, not legal advice.

How many crashes has BIG CITY ASPHALT been involved in?

Big City Asphalt (USDOT 3020645) has 1 reportable crash on FMCSA records in the past 5 years and 1 injury crash. These are state-reported crashes meeting the federal MCMIS reporting threshold (fatality, injury, or tow-away). Source: FMCSA MCMIS public records as of 2026-05-14T06:38:52.81144+00:00. Statistical analysis, not legal advice.

What insurance coverage does BIG CITY ASPHALT carry?

Big City Asphalt (USDOT 3020645) has no active L&I (Licensing & Insurance) filing on record in the FMCSA bulk feed. Federal-minimum interstate BIPD coverage is $750,000; intrastate-only carriers may carry state-specific minimums and are not required to file with FMCSA. Source: FMCSA MCMIS public records as of 2026-05-14T06:38:52.81144+00:00. Statistical analysis, not legal advice.

When was this analysis last updated?

SafeNY's analysis of Big City Asphalt (USDOT 3020645) was last refreshed 2026-05-14. Underlying FMCSA SMS BASIC scores were snapshot 2026-05-01. Methodology version: v6.5.g. SafeNY ingests FMCSA bulk feeds on a monthly cadence, so the underlying federal records may have moved since the snapshot; the freshness label on the data-source footer shows the current age. Source: FMCSA MCMIS public records as of 2026-05-14T06:38:52.81144+00:00. Statistical analysis, not legal advice.