COMPLIANCE SUPPORT | SOUTH GATE, CA
CALIFORNIA 90-DAY AND FEDERAL ANNUAL INSPECTION SUPPORT
Vehicle evaluation, defect identification, customer-authorized corrective repair, and repair documentation for commercial motor carriers.
CALIFORNIA 90-DAY VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION SUPPORT
Applicable California motor carriers are responsible for having specified commercial vehicles inspected at least every 90 days, or more frequently when necessary for safe operation.
Inspection areas may include brake adjustment, brake-system components and leaks, steering and suspension systems, tires and wheels, and vehicle connecting devices.
Interstate Fleet Maintenance supports commercial carriers with vehicle evaluation, documented findings, defect identification, and customer-authorized corrective repairs.
BASIC INSPECTION OF TERMINALS SUPPORT
The California Highway Patrol administers the Basic Inspection of Terminals program. CHP terminal inspections may include review of maintenance practices, driver records, required documentation, and selected commercial vehicles.
Interstate Fleet Maintenance assists motor carriers with vehicle maintenance, defect correction, inspection preparation, and repair documentation that may support an overall compliance program.
FEDERAL ANNUAL COMMERCIAL VEHICLE INSPECTION SUPPORT
Federal regulations generally require applicable commercial motor vehicles to undergo a periodic inspection at least once every 12 months.
Each applicable vehicle in a combination must be covered, including tractors, semitrailers, full trailers, and converter dollies.
Federal periodic inspections must be performed by qualified inspection personnel.
INSPECTION AND REPAIR SUPPORT SERVICES
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Regulatory information on this website is provided for general informational purposes and is not legal or regulatory advice.
The motor carrier is responsible for determining which requirements apply, retaining required records, and maintaining vehicles in safe operating condition.
An inspection or repair does not guarantee a future roadside-inspection result, regulatory rating, or continuing compliance.