Commercial vehicles targeted in Ontario’s ‘Roadcheck’ inspection blitz
Posted Jun 4, 2013 05:37:34 PM.
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TORONTO – Roadcheck — the targeted enforcement program on commercial vehicles — launched in Ontario, Tuesday.
The 25th annual inspection blitz focuses on large trucks, buses and motor coaches.
Inspectors will be randomly check for correction driver qualifications, properly secured cargo and mechanical fitness, in order to keep the province’s roads safe.
More than 100,000 commercial vehicles were inspected in 2012.
The Ontario government said the province’s roads have ranked among the safest in North America for the last 11 years.
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