cvsa roadcheck 2019 results

The 2019 CVSA International Roadcheck took place June 4–6 and the focus was on steering and suspension systems. Inspectors check more than 67,000 CMVs during June campaign, put more than 12,000 vehicles, 2,700 drivers out of service From CVSA During the middle of the first week in June inspectors for the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance conducted 67,072 inspections on commercial motor vehicles in Canada and the U.S. as part of the group’s annual International Roadcheck. The CVSA (Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance) finally released its results for the 30th annual International Roadcheck event which was conducted from June 6 to June 8, 2017.

Of the 67,603 vehicles inspected, the top five violations for out-of-service vehicles and drivers included the following: Vehicle brake systems; Tires and wheels; Brake adjustment; HOS violations Perhaps the best way to prepare for this Roadcheck 2019 is to familiarize yourself with last year’s inspection results. This number has almost tripled in the past few years. — CVSA (@CVSA) June 4, 2019 Last year, about 700 trucks passed through the FedEx Field parking lot, but only 358 were inspected. What was the focus area and results from the 2019 International Roadcheck? Nearly 16,347 trucks and buses and more than 3,173 drivers were sidelined with out-of-service orders during the Roadcheck last year.

OCTOBER 1, 2019 – Of the 67,072 vehicle inspections held throughout North America during June’s annual Roadcheck event, almost 30 percent were put out of service for vehicle or driver issues. Commercial motor vehicle enforcement personnel throughout Canada and the United States conducted 67,502 roadside inspections on large trucks and buses as part of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's (CVSA) International Roadcheck inspection and three-day enforcement initiative, June 5-7, 2018.

The results of this year’s Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s (CVSA) International Roadcheck 2019 inspection blitz offered some concerning numbers in terms of driver compliance that could put fleets at increased risk. Of those inspected, 102 were placed out of service, Barnes said. But perhaps even more surprising is this: Of the 67,603 vehicles inspected, the top five violations for out-of-service vehicles (any vehicle removed from the road because it was found to be in violation of the CVSA) and drivers included:

CVSA Roadcheck 2018 results.

CVSA Roadcheck 2018 results: Perhaps the best way to prepare for this year’s roadcheck is to familiarize yourself with last year’s inspection results.