With the final phase of the federal electronic logging device (ELD) mandate taking effect Dec. 16, 2019, roadside enforcement officials will be looking at ELD-related compliance during this year’s International Roadcheck, which will take place June 4-6 at inspection stations across North America.
This year’s International Roadcheck — a 72-hour enforcement blitz — is scheduled June 6 to 8. If last year’s event is any indication, motor carriers and their drivers can expect to see almost 63,000 inspections over the course of these three days, or about 15 commercial motor vehicle (CMV) inspections on average every minute.
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's annual Roadcheck inspection blitz this year focused on tires, and an analysis of inspection data shows that tread depth was by far the most common violation cited.
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s annual International Roadcheck is set to take place June 7-9 across North America.
During Roadcheck, enforcement will use the same driver and vehicle criteria as any other day of the year. Only the number of inspections performed will be heightened.
Federal rules defining commercial vehicles have changed. If you're not compliant, getting stopped by the authorities is no way to find out.
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