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Photos: Roadcheck 2009 truck inspections

June 3, 2009

"Roadcheck" is a 72-hour roadside inspection safety "blitz" sponsored by the CVSA and others every year. In 2008, 9,143 inspectors at 1,683 locations performed nearly 68,000 truck and bus inspections in North America. This year, we decided to tag along and see what the inspectors look for in the big rigs they pull over for review.

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