What are RigDig’s primary information sources?

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The information provided in RigDig Truck History Reports are compiled from tens of thousands of information sources. Including, but not limited to:

ADD_logo_500x104 RigDig integrates information from Junk Yards, Salvage Yards, Auto Recyclers, Insurance Carriers and State Titling Agencies from the National Motor Vehicle Title Information Systme (NMVTIS).
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is RigDig’s primary source of federally recordable accidents, post-accident inspections, inspection violations and carrier information.
RigDig Business Intelligence is the primary source for vehicle specifications. Additionally, it provides all the labor, resources and magic to tie a VIN with the associated carrier.
Equipment Data Associates (EDA) is RigDig’s primary source of Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) related liens and terminations.

 

Over the last 10 years RigDig has reported an average over 93,000 federally reported tow-away accidents annually for class 3-8 trucks. Of these accidents, 2.9% resulted in a fatality.

VIN Cloning is a growing crime, where criminals take the vehicle identification number (VIN) from a wrecked vehicle while it is sitting in a junkyard, then create new VIN plates for a stolen vehicle of the same make, model, year and color. RigDig can protect you from purchasing a VIN cloned vehicle.

2.8% of all RigDig Reports run by users were for trucks that were flagged as either Junk, Salvage or had a serious Salvage Title.

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