NORTHERN ARIZONA — The Arizona Commercial Vehicle Safety Partnership will participate in the annual International Roadcheck inspection blitz Tuesday through Thursday, May 12-14, 2026, conducting enforcement operations along Interstate 17 and Interstate 40 in northern Arizona.
The ACVSP — comprising Arizona Department of Public Safety Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Bureau troopers and Arizona Department of Transportation Enforcement and Compliance Division officers — will operate at the following locations: I-17 from McGuireville to Flagstaff, I-40 from Flagstaff to the Parks rest areas, and ports of entry throughout northern Arizona.
International Roadcheck is the largest targeted commercial vehicle enforcement program in the world, led by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance. During the 72-hour operation, CVSA-certified inspectors across the United States, Canada, and Mexico inspect commercial motor vehicles and drivers at weigh and inspection stations, designated inspection areas, and along roadways.
This year’s two focus areas are cargo securement and electronic logging device tampering and falsification.
Drivers and carriers are encouraged to conduct pre-trip inspections, ensure all documentation is in order, and address any mechanical issues before getting on the road.
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