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Get ready for the CVSA International Roadcheck, scheduled for May 13–15, 2025. This 72-hour inspection blitz spans the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, with thousands of inspectors working around the clock. It’s one of the most important compliance events of the year for fleets and drivers.
During this event, the North American Standard Level I Inspection will be performed. This thorough 37-step procedure reviews everything from driver operating requirements to vehicle mechanical fitness. This year, the focus will be on two critical areas: tire safety and accurate Records of Duty Status (RODS).
Tire safety and RODS violations are some of the most common reasons for out-of-service violations. These violations can lead to costly downtime, lost revenue, and a negative impact on your safety scores. Common issues include low tire tread, sidewall damage, flat or underinflated tires, and logbook discrepancies like ghost drivers or misuse of personal conveyance.
The time to act is now. Preparing in advance can ensure your drivers pass inspections and keep your fleet on the road. Here are some key resources to help you get started:
☑️ Manager’s Guide – Plan internal audits, refresh driver training, and ensure tractor binders are up-to-date
☑️ CVSA Roadcheck Driver’s Checklist – Help drivers conduct daily pre-checks and avoid common violations
☑️ 2025 Focus Area Flyer – A quick-reference guide to what inspectors will focus on this year
For year-round support, My Fleet AI’s S.A.F.E. platform provides 24/7 safety monitoring, real-time coaching, audit prep, and alerts to keep you inspection-ready at all times.
There’s still time to prepare—let’s ensure your fleet is confident, compliant, and ready for the Roadcheck.
