Usually as long as it sits in the loss runs an underwriter reads, commonly three to five years. Severity matters, and so does frequency, and they are not the same signal. Several small claims can read worse than one large one, because frequency suggests something about the operation rather than about luck. An open reserve counts too, which is why claims that are actually closed should be shown as closed. Safety scores are tracked separately by the FMCSA and are read alongside the loss runs.
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