The annual CVSA International Roadcheck is set to take place May 12–14, bringing increased inspection activity across North America.
This year’s focus areas include driver record of duty status (hours of service) and tire condition and maintenance – two critical components of both safety and compliance. Inspectors will be paying close attention to log accuracy, supporting documentation, and signs of tire wear, damage, or improper inflation.
For carriers, this is more than a three-day event; it’s an opportunity to evaluate readiness, reinforce best practices, and ensure both drivers and equipment are prepared for inspection.
At Lee Trans, we encourage fleets to take a proactive approach. Reviewing logs, addressing maintenance items, and confirming documentation is in order can make a meaningful difference not just during Roadcheck, but year-round.