West Virginia Trucking Association, Inc.

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West Virginia PrePass by the numbers. Benefits since 1998.

231,897 Hours Saved

Based on a minimum of 5 minutes saved per screening bypass.
1,113,106 gallons of fuel saved

Based on .4 gallons per pull-in.
$17,961,385 operational cost savings

Benefits based on studies by the Iowa State University Center for Transportation Research and Education and the FMCSA.

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National PrePass benefits since 1997*

West Virginia has been part of the PrePass system since 1998 and currently has PrePass deployed at 7 sites. Across West Virginia and the nation, PrePass helps facilitate freight movement by allowing prequalified^*trucks to be electronically screened and then safely bypass weigh stations at highway speeds. There are 86 PrePass qualified fleets based in West Virginia with 281 qualified trucks.

PrePass is a service offered by PrePass Safety Alliance, formerly HELP Inc., a public private partnership (P3) established in 1993 between states and the trucking industry. The Alliance is the nation’s only non-profit P3 established specifically to promote safety and efficiency in commercial transportation.

$172,013,653

Invested in PrePass infrastructure deployment and ongoing maintenance at no cost to states.
878,050,619

Successful weigh station bypasses using PrePass and saving carriers over $6 billion in operational cost savings.
775,303

Metric tons of emissions reduced, which is the equivalent of removing 119,177 vehicles from the road (EPA estimates).

* Numbers as of April 2017. To qualify for PrePass, PrePass Safety Alliance electronically reviews carriers’ safety and credential eligibility using data from nearly 90 different state and federal databases, including the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. Each state determines pull-in rates for PrePass equipped vehicles based on a carrier’s Inspection Selection System (ISS) score or other state specific criteria.