The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance has released the Road Check 2022 results, this year’s three-day international event when inspectors conducted the following:
Road Check 2022 Results: Inspections
Level I Inspections
36,555 Level I Inspections completed in the U.S. and Canada. This 37-step process checks the driver’s operating credentials and requirements and the vehicle’s mechanical fitness and regulatory compliance.
- In the U.S., of the 33,196 Level I Inspections conducted, 7,912 commercial motor vehicles (23.8%) and 2,051 drivers (6.2%) were placed out-of-service.
- In Canada, of the 3,359 Level I Inspections conducted, 760 commercial motor vehicles (22.6%) and 191 (5.7%) drivers were placed out-of-service.
Level II Inspections
12,411 Level II inspections completed in the U.S. and Canada. This inspection involves reviewing the driver’s operating credentials and requirements and includes only vehicle inspection items that can be inspected without the inspector physically getting under the vehicle.
Level III Inspections
8,171 Level III inspections completed in the U.S. and Canada. This is the driver credentials and operating requirements inspection.
Level V Inspections
1,150 Level V inspections completed in Mexico. This inspection involves vehicle inspection items and may be conducted without a driver present, at any location.
Road Check 2022 Results: Top Out-Of-Service Violations
Overall, 77.2% of the vehicles and 93.6% of the drivers inspected did not have out-of-service violations. Vehicles that do not have any critical vehicle inspection item violations, after a Level I or V Inspection, are eligible to receive a CVSA decal. The CVSA decal, valid for up to three consecutive months after inspection, is a visual indicator that signals to inspectors that the vehicle has “passed inspection.” Inspectors distributed 14,200 CVSA decals, which were placed on 10,135 power units, 3,876 trailers and 189 motor coaches.
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