Indiana commercial vehicle troopers issued 8,650 violations in July enforcement period
Indiana State Police (ISP) troopers had a busy month assisting with state and federal commercial vehicle enforcement and completing thousands of inspections in a monthlong period.
ISP released results achieved by the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division (CVED) from the July 2026 enforcement period taking place June 15 — July 15.
See below for key results:
- Total CMV Inspections Completed – 4,703
- Total Out-of-Service Drivers – 575
- Total Out-of-Service Vehicles – 597
- Total Number of Oversize Violations – 46
- Total Number of Overweight Violations – 256
- Total Number of Violations – 8,650
ISP CVED also took part in several commercial vehicle enforcement operations with other state and federal agencies in the month of July. See below.
• July 6 – 10, joint enforcement effort with our state partner agencies in Michigan, Illinois, and Ohio focusing on each state’s “move over/slow down for stationary vehicle” laws.
• July 12 – July 18, participated in Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s annual Operation Safe Driver program. This is a North American-wide project focusing on unsafe driving behaviors by commercial motor vehicle operators.
• July 19 – 25, ISP CVED personnel participated in the Six State Trooper Project which was a move over/slow down focused initiative.
• July 28 – 30, Operation Highway Shield with Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, with partner agencies FMCSA, HSI, ICE and FEMA.
Federal authorities made headlines this week when they revealed that Operation Highway Shield resulted in the arrest of 86 commercial vehicle operators as well as 766 out-of-service orders. The detail targeted “unqualified foreign drivers operating big rigs across U.S. highways and freight corridors,” according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.