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Canada Driver Training: On-the-Road Inspections and Enforcement
Course Length: 10 Minutes
Overview: Commercial drivers must do on-the-road inspections. However, they can be done quickly and easily as part of regular operations. Not only are they mandatory, but they are also a great way to spot problems early.
Law enforcement also conducts inspections on the road. These are called on-road enforcement inspections. Commercial drivers may encounter them regularly throughout their driving career.
Canada Driver Training: On-the-Road Inspections and Enforcement is designed to help commercial drivers understand when on-the-road inspections are required and how to complete one. It will also help them understand the purpose of on-road enforcement inspections.
This training is offered as a part of a more comprehensive curriculum on this topic. See the description for the Canada Driver Training: Driving Fundamentals Curriculum for additional information.
Objectives:
After completing this training, learners will be able to:
- Explain what to inspect during a quick lap around the vehicle
- Recognize when the cargo and securement devices must be inspected
- Describe how to check for excessive tire or wheel heat
- Understand the purpose of on-road enforcement inspections
Outline:
Canada Driver Training: On-the-Road Inspections and Enforcement covers the following topics:
Introduction
- Navigation
- Introduction
- What You'll Learn
On-the-Road Inspection
- Spot Problems
- Cargo and Load Securement
- Lights, Mirrors, and Tires
- Pay Attention
- On-Road Enforcement Inspections
Conclusion
Regulations Covered: National Safety Code - Standard 13, National Safety Code – Standard 12, National Safety Code - Standard 11
Copyright Date: 2024
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