Are you Roadcheck ready? CCJ hosting AMA-style fireside chat with CVSA

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s (CVSA) International Roadcheck is scheduled for May 14-16 this year with a focus on two areas: tractor protection systems and alcohol and controlled substance possession. But if history is any indicator, plenty of rigs and drivers will be placed out of service with faulty brakes, lights and tire problems, and hours of service violations, among other issues. 

CCJ on May 1, roughly two weeks before the Roadcheck campaign kicks off, will host a complementary "Ask Me Anything" question and answer session with CVSA Roadside Inspection Specialist Jeremy Disbrow. CCJ readers, fleets and drivers are welcome to submit question in advance about any topic relevant to Roadcheck or roadside inspections. The opportunity to submit questions is included on the registration form. 

You can register here.

If you can't join us the day of the event, a recorded version will be provided to all registered attendees. 

About Jeremy Disbrow

He joined CVSA in January with 25 years of experience as a police officer and paramedic. Prior to joining CVSA, he served as an Arizona state trooper for 20 years, with an extensive focus on commercial motor vehicle safety, enforcement, outreach and training. Jeremy was Arizona’s MCSAP training coordinator for seven years, where he developed statewide training curriculum and instructed more than 5,000 hours of courses throughout the U.S. He served as the CVSA chairman for CVSA North American Cargo Securement Harmonization Forum, as well as vice president of CVSA’s Region IV membership. Jeremy was a certified master instructor where he instructed NAS Part A, NAS Part B, passenger-carrier vehicle, instructor development, master instructor development, electronic logging devices and electronic monitoring and mapping technology courses.