Starting in 1988, International Roadcheck is when CVSA-certified inspectors conduct compliance, enforcement and educational initiatives.  -  Photo: CVSA/Work Truck

Starting in 1988, International Roadcheck is when CVSA-certified inspectors conduct compliance, enforcement and educational initiatives.

Photo: CVSA/Work Truck

International Roadcheck is an annual event that takes place over three days.

CVSA-certified inspectors inspect thousands of commercial vehicles across North America. 

This event aims to promote road safety by ensuring that commercial vehicles operate safely and in accordance with federal safety regulations. 

This year's International Roadcheck will take place May 16-18, focusing on anti-lock braking systems (ABS) and cargo securement.

All commercial vehicle operators must ensure their vehicles comply with safety regulations before hitting the road.

We have four articles for you to help prepare this year...

Mastering the Road With Cargo Management & ABS

Tips to Improve Cargo Management: Since numerous fleets are engaged in transporting goods or using valuable equipment that is kept on board their vehicles to complete their duties, it is necessary to store cargo or tools. 

How to Read a Tie Down Strap — Choosing the right winch strap or ratchet strap to secure a freight load is not one-size-fits-all. Because cargo straps come in various widths and lengths and are made to secure loads of varying shapes, sizes, and weights, it's crucial to know how to "read" the information on the strap.

Could You Pass This Brake Quiz? — Drivers must know a few basics about their brake systems to pass the CDL test, but how much of what they learned in school do they retain and practice every day? Can they recognize a problem before it becomes mission crippling?

Fleet 101: Regenerative Braking — Conventional and regenerative braking go together, but there's one big difference between the two. Check out everything you need to know about braking. 

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Hillary Weiss

Hillary Weiss

Senior Editor

Hillary Weiss is a former senior editor at Bobit. She has a decade of digital publishing experience and a passion for all things related to fleets.

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