During the three day detail, officers with the Georgia DPS Motor Carrier Compliance Division (MCCD) focused on inspecting commercial motor vehicles (CMV) transporting intermodal containers, CMVs transporting hazardous materials, and the unsafe operations of a CMV.
Officers issued a total of 87 citations — 12 for Following Too Closely, 42 for Improper Lane Usage, and 33 for Cell Phone Usage.
Additionally, DPS officers conducted 199 non-hazmat inspections, 117 hazmat inspections, and placed 18 CMVs and six drivers out of service.
“Due to the increase in crashes involving Commercial Motor Vehicles on the I-16 corridor, I would like to remind all CMV operators to remain focused while driving and to not become distracted while operating their vehicles.,” said Major Jeremy Vickery, MCCD Commanding Officer.
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Discussion in 'Other News' started by Trucking in Tennessee, Dec 22, 2020.
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I-16 is one I just stay in the right lane and be patient.
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Bout dang time. Them ga can haulers have to be the biggest piece of junk trucks on the road
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33 citations for cell phone usage. That's around 38% of the citations. It never stops. They never learn.
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Curious what the difference is between the cost of the citation and a good hands free setup??
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