One-third of Roadcheck inspections resulted in out-of-service orders, Arizona DPS says

The Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) released results from last week’s Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) International Roadcheck inspection blitz.

On May 20, AZDPS released results from the three-day Roadcheck commercial vehicle inspection detail, which took place May 14 though May 16, 2026.

More than 1,000 commercial vehicle inspections were conducted as a part of the AZDPS Roadcheck effort.

Approximately one-third of the commercial vehicle inspections resulted in out-of-service orders for either the vehicle or the driver, AZDPS said.

The most common violations found during the Arizona Roadcheck effort were “fictitious logbook entries and broken vehicle parts.”

Additionally, officers seized more than 5,200 pounds of marijuana as a result of the Roadcheck campaign.

See below for AZDPS images of violations discovered during Roadcheck.

AZDPS Highway Patrol troopers were joined by the Arizona Department of Transportation Enforcement & Compliance Division, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office, and the Buckeye, Eloy, Surprise, and Prescott police departments for the Roadcheck 2026 campaign.