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International Road Check violations rolling in

By The Trucker News Staff - May 18, 2022

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International Road Check violations rolling in — With International Road Check well underway, law enforcement agencies throughout Canada, Mexico and the United States are inspecting commercial vehicles for violations. (Courtesy: Iowa Department of Public Safety Motor Vehicle Enforcement)

281833393 373019061536400 9084705669308292262 n — This rig is missing one of its saddle tank caps — a violation found during this week's International Road Check of commercial motor vehicles. (Courtesy: Iowa Department of Public Safety Motor Vehicle Enforcement)

281539874 373018998203073 5843736641699956058 n — This year's International Safety Check for commercial motor vehicles is underway through Thursday, May 19.(Courtesy: Iowa Department of Public Safety Motor Vehicle Enforcement)

281400814 373019031536403 3572737561367932212 n — This week's International Road Check of commercial motor vehicles is already finding many violations. (Courtesy: Iowa Department of Public Safety Motor Vehicle Enforcement)

DES MOINES, Iowa — With International Road Check well underway, law enforcement agencies throughout Canada, Mexico and the United States are inspecting commercial vehicles for violations.

Each year, thousands of violations are found.

Wheel ends are the focus of this year’s roadcheck.

In Iowa, the Iowa Department of Transportation’s Motor Vehicle Enforcement posted several photos of violations to their Facebook page on Wednesday, including a miss saddle tank cap, faulty brakes, tires, wheels and more.

International Road Check runs through Thursday, May 19.

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Thousands of trucks inspected and only 4 pictures sounds like a win for the truckers

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