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The DOT inspections for trucks are annual or random checks that verify whether a commercial vehicle meets the safety requirements set by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). These inspections are divided into different levels, ranging from a full check of both driver and vehicle to targeted inspections on specific systems. Truck inspections often cover logbooks, driver qualifications, and hours of service in addition to vehicle condition. Carriers are responsible for ensuring that their trucks pass these inspections, as violations can damage safety ratings and lead to fines. Many companies implement fleet maintenance programs to ensure vehicles remain in top condition. Passing DOT inspections demonstrates commitment to safety and compliance, which helps maintain customer trust and regulatory approval.