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The document outlines the Biennial Inspection of Terminals (BIT) Program mandated by California Vehicle Code Section 34501.12, requiring motor carriers operating certain trucks and trailers to undergo inspections by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) every two years. It details who qualifies as a motor carrier, defines what constitutes a terminal, and provides application instructions for BIT inspections, including associated fees and responsibilities. The document emphasizes compliance with inspection requirements to avoid penalties and outlines resources for further assistance.

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What does bit stand for in trucking?

BIT Inspections Audits BIT stands for, Basic Inspection of Terminals. These inspections include a review of your records and documentation, and a vehicle inspection must have been completed within 90 days.

Can I do my own bit inspection?

BIT inspections are usually performed by your diesel technician. Though you can do your own checkup, you need a third party to look at your vehicle.

What is a chp bit inspection?

The BIT Terminal Inspection During a BIT inspection, CHP Motor Carrier Specialist (MCS) personnel will inspect a sample of regulated vehicles, maintenance records, and driver records to determine if the motor carrier is in compliance with applicable motor carrier safety related statutes and regulations.

How much does a bit inspection cost?

BASIC INSPECTION PRICINGTRACTORTRAILER BIT 90 DAY INSPECTION (within service area) $80.00 $40.00 DOT ANNUAL INSPECTION (within service area) $100.00 $50.00 COMMERCIAL SMOG CHECK TRACTOR ARB SMOKE OPACITY TEST $ 125.0011 more rows

How long does a bit inspection take?

How long does a typical BIT inspection take? A typical it usually takes around 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the vehicles size and condition.

Is a bit inspection the same as a DOT inspection?

Also known as a Basic Inspection of Terminals, a BIT Inspection is essentially Californias version of a federal Department of Transportation (DOT) Inspection.

What are the three main types of inspections?

There are 3 inspection task types: preventive control inspections, sample collection, and commodity inspections. Preventive control inspection. Sample collection. Commodity inspection. The inspection process. 3.1 Determine the scope of the inspection. 3.2 Establish the team. 3.3 Review information.

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