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Is Your Fleet Prepared? CVSA International Roadcheck is Scheduled for May 16-18th

Is Your Fleet Prepared? CVSA International Roadcheck is Scheduled for May 16-18th

May 02, 2023

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) International Roadcheck will be conducted from May 16-18th with an emphasis on Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS) and Cargo Securement. The International Roadcheck is the largest annual commercial vehicle safety event in North America. During this year's International Roadcheck, more than 18,000 vehicles will be inspected at 1,000 locations across the country. The event also helps ensure that drivers are getting the training they need by checking their licenses, permits, registrations and compliance with hours-of-service regulations....

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CVSA Brake Safety Week Has Been Announced for August 21-27th

CVSA Brake Safety Week Has Been Announced for August 21-27th

August 02, 2022

This year’s Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) Brake Safety Week is quickly approaching. From August 21st to 27th, inspectors will conduct North American Standard Level I and V Inspections on commercial motor vehicles throughout North America. The focus of this year’s Brake Safety Week is on brake hose/tubing chafing violations. In order to prepare, here’s what you need to know....

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July 10th-16th is CVSA Operation Safe Driver Week

July 10th-16th is CVSA Operation Safe Driver Week

July 07, 2022

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) Operation Safe Driver Week has been announced for July 10th-16th, 2022. Law enforcement will be on the lookout for commercial motor vehicle drivers and passenger vehicles adhering to risky driving behavior. Unsafe drivers will be pulled over and cited or given a warning....

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Keep Your Drivers Current on Safety and Regulatory  Compliance Training

Keep Your Drivers Current on Safety and Regulatory Compliance Training

May 13, 2022

With an average of 300 billion miles logged every year, Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) drivers must pass stringent skills and knowledge testing by the State governments responsible for issuing Commercial Drivers Licenses (CDLs). Once a CDL is obtained, a driver must continue to maintain it. A serious traffic violation can affect a CDL holder’s ability to maintain their CDL certification, in addition to disruption of business operations. Nonetheless, Commercial Driving remains a lucrative and in-demand occupation....

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