Over 13,000 Trucks Placed Out-of-Service During Recent Roadcheck Blitz
A recent roadcheck blitz, extending beyond the official CVSA International Roadcheck, resulted in 13,273 commercial vehicles being placed out-of-service. This enforcement period, from May 10-17, saw 38,926 inspections and nearly 70,000 violations, highlighting ongoing…
During a recent enforcement period from May 10 to May 17, 2026, a significant number of commercial vehicles were removed from service. This "blitz week" encompassed the three-day CVSA International Roadcheck (May 12-14) but extended further, leading to a broader scope of inspections and violations. Across 25,008 carriers, authorities conducted 38,926 inspections, identifying a total of 69,446 violations. Consequently, 13,273 trucks were issued out-of-service orders, meaning they were deemed unsafe to operate until deficiencies were corrected.
This enforcement action underscores the continuous regulatory scrutiny on commercial road transport. The high number of out-of-service orders indicates persistent issues with vehicle maintenance, driver qualifications, or cargo securement across the industry.