Anti-lock brakes and load securement

Seamus

The CVSA will conduct a 72-hour inspection of commercial vehicles and drivers in North America from May 16-18. The inspection will focus on brake systems and cargo securement, which are important for preventing crashes and hazards.

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Magnus

03.16.2023

I hate these inspections. They are a waste of time and money. They only target truck drivers and ignore other drivers who cause more problems on the road. They also don’t take into account the different types of cargo and equipment that we haul.

Marni

03.05.2023

Won't be any timpe hoppers triple axel pass

Levi

03.04.2023

Lol they don’t care about our safety or our livelihood

Krueger

03.04.2023

I think this is a mixed bag. On one hand, I understand the need for these inspections and the benefits they bring to the industry and the public. On the other hand, I’m concerned about the inconsistency and subjectivity of some inspectors and their criteria.

Strickland

03.03.2023

Load securment? That's great start cracking the seals on box trailers 1st

Barney

03.02.2023

These inspections are just a way for the CVSA to make money and harass us.

Iestyn

03.02.2023

That’s half the trucks going down the road with the abs light on ! They should make lots of money.

Fred

03.01.2023

+ I think this is a good reminder to check my vehicle and my documents before hitting the road.

Addie

03.01.2023

I appreciate the CVSA for conducting these inspections and enforcing the standards

Iqra

03.01.2023

this is a hassle and a waste of time. I don’t need an inspector to tell me how to do my job or how to maintain my vehicle. I know my truck better than anyone else.

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