WEEKLY STANDARD MINIVAN (SMV) VEHICLE INSPECTION CHECKLIST (One driver per form) 2025

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A drivers vehicle inspection report (DVIR) is a document that a truck or bus driver fills out at the end of the day to let his or her company know about any unsafe or missing equipment on the vehicle. The company must then fix the defect(s) before anyone else drives the vehicle.
That includes visibility features like your lights, horn and mirrors, your steering and brakes, seatbelts, and your tires. Technicians will check for any obvious hazards like fuel leaks too, the presence of which can be grounds for inspection failure.
DVIRs, including both pre-and post-trip inspections, are required by all commercial drivers operating vehicles or buses weighing 10,0001 pounds or more, carrying 9 or more passengers, or placarded for hazardous materials under 49 CFR 396.11 and 396.13 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, with a few
All Inspection Levels Level I North American Standard Inspection. Level II Walk-Around Driver/Vehicle Inspection. Level III Driver/Credential/Administrative Inspection. Level IV Special Inspections. Level V Vehicle-Only Inspection.
In many industries equipment must be inspected on a daily basis. This may include fluid level checks, meter readings, safety inspections, and more.
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These technicians run your car through a checklist of features that must be functioning properly to be considered safe. That includes visibility features like your lights, horn and mirrors, your steering and brakes, seatbelts, and your tires.
This inspection covers a wide range of vehicle systems, from brakes and tires to fluid levels and battery health. Think of it as a comprehensive health checkup for your car that identifies any potential issues before they become costly problems.

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