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Roadcheck 2014: Vermont Produces $17,800 In Fines

Vermont roadcheck 2014 results in $18,000 in fines and 57 commercial vehicles out of service

Vermont Commercial Vehicle Enforcement officers got down to business during this year’s Roadcheck 2014. CDLLife wrote about the nationwide 3 day, around the clock commercial vehicle investigation from June 3 – 5th check in this article here.

In Vermont, “inspectors checked 3,217 commercial vehicles and inspected 223 of those vehicles during the operation,” the Insurance Journal reported.

The inspection resulted in 57 commercial vehicles taken off the road and being placed out of service as well as 14 commercial motor vehicle drivers, the state reports.

Enforcement officers and police issued almost $18,000 in fines in their check for safety elements, evaluating drivers’ fitness for duty and verifying compliance in transporting hazardous martial.

The highest number of violations were for drivers violating hours of service regulations and vehicle brake violations.

 

 

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