cvsa sticker good for anything

July, August, September is what orange represents when you got your inspection so your good untill october lol

http://www.cvsa.org/programs/nas_decals.php

 

A current CVSA sticker on the tractor is always an ace in the hole. Not a guarantee but will more often then not be in your favor when their looking for "wave off" criteria.

 

That's a good thing you should be left alone for awhile.

 

The other posters are correct in saying that it is a ace in the hole and you should be left alone, BUT, back in the day when this sticker stuff started, I heard of drivers saying that they would get a sticker and the next state would inspect them even though they just got an inspection and the previous sticker didn't mean anything to them, I hope that it is all done with.......

 

Time for you to get another trk.What do you mean fuel tanks looks deformed?

 

The further EAST you get the less that sticker means--just the way it is--dont ask me why--in my case Ive had better luck these last few years--w/a PA based truck/trailer--and have been told by some of the tougher DOT types--that since PA inspection in twice a year--and tougher than a standard FMCSA year inspection--the little sticker on my windshield carries more weight with them..But don't sweat it--jus head home and get the damaged squared away....
On the bright side--in todays new CSA(BS)point world--a few extra level one's with passing results--are good for YOU and your company
Good luck

 

I got a sticker on Tuesday of one week and later that week on Friday got another inspection level 1. It means nothing.

 

its just something a smart butted dot man down the road will site you for a obstruction of vision ticket