Information

  • Bussiness Unit/Department:

  • Location/Site

  • Location
  • Prepared by

  • Conducted on

Truck

Under the Hood

  • Battery

  • Fluid Levels - Coolant, Power Steering, oil, wind shield wash fluid.

  • Comments:

  • Add media

  • Headlamps

  • Turn Signals, Front & Rear (Tail lamps, Stop lamps, Hazard lamps, Back up lamps, License Plate lamp)

  • Windshield - Front / Rear

  • Windshield Wipers - Front

  • Lug nuts- Complete set (not loose or missing)

  • Tires and Rims in good condition -All

  • Brakes

  • Fire extinguisher (Note: 10 B:C or more if hauling Haz Mat)

  • Extra fuses and bulbs

  • Rear-vision mirrors

  • Defroster

  • Emergency Equipment

Trailer

  • Breakaway and emergency breaking ( Note: Check cables for damage, battery functional and properly hooked up to power unit if in use)

  • Electrical connections: Properly attached and secured.

  • Hitch/Safety Chains/Safety Pin

  • Lights (Tail lamps, Stop Lamps, Hazard Lamps, Backup Lamp, License Plate Lamp, Turn Signals, Side Marker Lamps)

  • Brakes

  • Rear Reflex Reflectors

  • Rear Side Reflex Reflectors

  • Retro flextime Sheeting-Sides and Rear of Trailer<br>(Note: Required on trailers 80' or more and gross vehicle weight of 10,001 lbs. or more)

  • Tires/lugs nuts-missing or loose

  • Copy of required paperwork for trailer.

  • Copy of DOT inspection certificate.

  • Copy of trailer license receipt.

Vehicle Documents

  • Bill of Lading /Shipping Papers

  • SDS Available (if applicable)

  • Insurance Card

  • Insurance Cab Card

  • Inspection book (DVIR)

  • Accident Report Envelope

  • Permits Oversize / Weight (if applicable)

  • HAZMAT Guidebook

  • Emergency Response Guidebook

  • Comments:

Sign Off

  • Truck No.:

  • Trailer No.:

  • Driver's Name:

  • Driver's signature:

  • Safety/DOT Inspector Name:

  • PRE-TRIP INSPECTION

  • POST-TRIP INSPECTION

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