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Roadcheck week has a way of making otherwise calm fleet managers tense up. Inspectors at every major corridor. Fifteen commercial vehicles checked every minute for 72 hours straight. The largest targeted enforcement event in North America, and your trucks are on the road. The stress is understandable. We're here to help you spend less time white-knuckling week of May 12, and try to look at the bright side. The fleets that get the most out of blitz week aren't the ones that just survive it. They're the ones that treat it as a systems audit, a forced, third-party review of whether what they think is happening in their maintenance operation is actually happening. The findings, good or bad, are some of the most useful data a fleet manager will collect all year.
Every year, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) International Roadcheck puts fleets under the microscope, and this year was no exception. While 81% of vehicles passed inspection with flying colors, more than 10,000 were placed out of service for violations. Once again, brake systems and tires topped the list. If your fleet was among those flagged, don’t get discouraged. Get proactive -- and now's the time to get started. Here’s what went wrong in 2025, what you can do to fix it, and how Squarerigger can help you stay compliant in 2026.
As temperatures rise during the summer months, fleet managers and truck drivers face increased challenges in maintaining vehicle performance and ensuring driver safety. The heat can exacerbate wear and tear on vehicles, leading to breakdowns and delays that impact schedules and bottom lines. In this blog, we'll explore essential precautions tailored specifically for technicians, fleet managers, and truck drivers to navigate the summer heat successfully.