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Truck Inspections:

What to expect when you are stopped

 

The Department of Motor Vehicles Truck Squads patrol Connecticut’s highways looking for unsafe trucks, buses, hazardous materials vehicles and their drivers.  The squads perform random safety checks and traffic enforcement on the highways and at the states six weigh stations. If you are stopped, you may be subject to a level 1 safety inspection, which is a detailed check of the driver, the vehicle, and its cargo.

 

Guidelines for the various types of inspections can be found on the federal website.

 

Truck Inspection and Safety Reports 
 
Inquire about a motor carrier's safety fitness information based on statistics provided by the State of Connecticut and the Federal Government.  Information is provided through the U.S. Department of Transportation at www.fmcsa.dot.gov
 
The DMV is required to report every six months on activity at the weigh stations in Union and Danbury, Connecticut.  Below are the reports for the specified time periods.
 
 
 




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