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DO DOT COPY LOG PAGES IN INSPECTIONS DRIVERS
DO DOT COPY LOG PAGES IN INSPECTIONS DRIVER
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Certification of Roadside Inspection ReportsĪn official of the motor carrier is to examine the roadside inspection report and ensure that any violations or defects noted on the report are corrected.

DO DOT COPY LOG PAGES IN INSPECTIONS DRIVER

Roadside Inspection ReportsĪny driver who receives a roadside inspection report must deliver it to the motor carrier. These records must be retained for one year at the location where the vehicle is garaged, and maintained for six months after the vehicle leaves the carrier's control (via sale, trade-in, or scrap).

In addition, if the motor vehicle is not owned by the motor carrier, the record shall identify the name of the person furnishing the vehicle.

A list of inspection, repairs and maintenance indicating the date performed.

A date or mileage chart indicating when various inspection and maintenance operations are to be performed.

Motor carriers must maintain the following information for every vehicle they have controlled for 30 days or more: (Systematic means a regular or scheduled program to keep vehicles in a safe operating condition.) Maintenance Files

General requirementsĮvery carrier shall systematically inspect, repair, and maintain all commercial motor vehicles under its control. Shipping Papers for Hazardous Materials TransportationĮvery motor carrier, its officers, drivers, agents, representatives, and employees directly concerned with inspection or maintenance of commercial motor vehicles must comply and be conversant with these rules.

DO DOT COPY LOG PAGES IN INSPECTIONS LICENSE

Commercial Driver License (Proper Class and Endorsements).

A Uniform Traffic Citation may be issued for some violations.

Additional penalties of up to $500 may be assessed for each hazardous materials violation.

A driver in violation of some requirements regarding hours of service (such as not having a log book when required, or exceeding the driving time limitations) may be placed out-of-service and assessed a penalty.

(Important: DO NOT send traffic tickets to this address!) New York State Department of Transportation The report should be signed by the repairer and the motor carrier and mailed to: A 15-day time limit will be given to return the Driver-Vehicle Examination Report certifying the repairs have been made.

All non out-of-service violations must be repaired prior to the vehicle being re-dispatched.

If a vehicle that has been placed out-of-service is operated before the necessary repairs have been made, a penalty of $1,000 - $5,000 may be assessed.

If serious defects are discovered, the vehicle will be placed out-of-service and the repairs must be made before the vehicle can be driven again.

If defects are discovered, one or more of the following things will happen: After the inspection, the inspector will explain the defects, if any, and provide the driver with a copy of the safety inspection report.

Please follow the instructions of the inspector so that no unnecessary delays will be experienced. These procedures are used throughout North America. Inspectors will follow an inspection procedure established by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) to inspect the driver and vehicle. When a vehicle has been selected for a safety inspection, the driver must help by staying behind the wheel and following the inspector's instructions. A number of local police agencies also participate on a periodic basis. The New York State Police is the primary participating police agency. The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) is the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program (MCSAP) lead agency. Safety Inspections Are Conducted By NYSDOT & The New York State Police At Roadside Sites

DO DOT COPY LOG PAGES IN INSPECTIONS DRIVERS

Safe trucks and competent drivers are cost-effective investments that reduce operating and accident costs. The primary objective of the New York State Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program (MCSAP) is to promote highway safety and reduce commercial vehicle related crashes and hazardous materials incidents by removing unsafe trucks, unsafe loads, and unqualified drivers from the highways.