Estimating STAR Invalidation Notices via PRA (Public Record Act)
As the Bureau of Automotive Repair is a public agency of the state of California, and as such is required to release some data on its activities. We keep a close eye on available public records, as this indicates changes in regulatory behavior and increases (or decreases) in invalidations.
Winning a STAR Invalidation Appeal
Many times when we get into the data created for STAR scores, including deviations, incorrect gear, SVFR, and FPR, Aborts, ASM restarts, we find inconstancies. Within these inconsistencies we can develop and draft carefully crafted argumentation explaining why the data reflects such issues.
Accusation Dismissed – Winning a Citation Case
Citations can be the death knell of a technician’s career. They can also be the death knell of the shop – losing STAR and by extension 50% of your business.
Follow Up Pass Rate (FPR) Scores and Similar Vehicle Failure Rate (SVFR) Scores and STAR Certification Invalidation
Challenging FPR and SVFR Scores during STAR Invalidation Appeals. If you want to draw the ire of STAR Station Owners in a hurry, you certainly can bring up one of two specific criteria as “grounds for STAR Certification Invalidation” – SVFR and FPR.