Arizona Roadcheck Results: 33% of Trucks Hit with Out-of-Service Orders

Key Details Arizona Department of Public Safety conducted a three-day Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) International Roadcheck inspection blitz from May 14-16, 2026. Officers inspected over 1,000 commercial vehicles across the state, resulting in approximately one-third receiving out-of-service orders for vehicle or driver violations. Common Violations Found The most frequent violations included fictitious logbook entries and broken vehicle parts. Officers also seized more than 5,200 pounds of marijuana during the enforcement campaign, indicating drug trafficking remains a significant concern on Arizona roadways. Why It Matters These results highlight the importance of proper vehicle maintenance and accurate record-keeping. With a 33% out-of-service rate, drivers should ensure their equipment is road-worthy and their logbooks are current before hitting the road. Non-compliance can result in citations, fines, and operational shutdowns. Multi-Agency Effort The campaign involved AZDPS Highway Patrol, Arizona Department of Transportation Enforcement, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, and local law enforcement from Pinal County and four municipal police departments. This coordinated approach demonstrates ongoing commitment to commercial vehicle safety statewide.