Detailed Inspection Report IA000TT860J2 for W-L-W TRUCK LEASING, INC. as of 16-FEB-15
Inspection Date 16-FEB-15 Report# IA000TT860J2
Vehicle Information for Inspection Report# IA000TT860J2
| Unit | Unit Type | Unit Make | Unit State | License Plate | Unit VIN |
| 1 | TRUCK TRACTOR | International | NE | 163695 | 2HSCNAPR17C329518 |
| 2 | SEMI-TRAILER | Utility Trailers | NE | 216009 | 1UYVS25344U288202 |
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Unit Unit Type Unit Make Unit State License Plate Unit VIN |
1 TRUCK TRACTOR International NE 163695 2HSCNAPR17C329518 |
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Unit Unit Type Unit Make Unit State License License Unit VIN |
2 SEMI-TRAILER Utility Trailers NE 216009 1UYVS25344U288202 |
| Make | Model | Year | Vehicle Type | Body Class |
| UTILITY TRAILER MANUFACTURER | Utility Trailer Manufacturer | 2004 | TRAILER | Trailer |
| INTERNATIONAL | L9427 | 2007 | TRUCK | Truck-Tractor |
Violations for Inspection Report# 469369611
| Violation Code | Violation Type | Description | Unit | OOS |
| 39111B4 | Physical | Driver not physically qualified | Driver | Yes |
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Unit OOS Code Type Description |
Driver Yes 39111B4 Physical Driver not physically qualified |
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| 3922SLLS2 | State/Local Laws - Speeding 6-10 miles per hour over the speed limit. | Driver | No | |
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Unit OOS Code Type Description |
Driver No 3922SLLS2 State/Local Laws - Speeding 6-10 miles per hour over the speed limit. |
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| 3953A2PROP | Driving beyond 14 hour duty period (Property carrying vehicle) | Driver | No | |
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Unit OOS Code Type Description |
Driver No 3953A2PROP Driving beyond 14 hour duty period (Property carrying vehicle) |
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| 3958F1 | Drivers record of duty status not current | Driver | No | |
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Unit OOS Code Type Description |
Driver No 3958F1 Drivers record of duty status not current |
VIN Codes used by W-L-W TRUCK LEASING, INC.
An inspection report for commercial vehicles is a document that outlines the results of a thorough inspection of a commercial vehicle, such as a truck or a bus. This type of inspection is typically required by law and is designed to ensure that commercial vehicles are safe and roadworthy.
The inspection report will typically include a detailed description of the vehicle and its components, including the engine, brakes, steering, suspension, and tires. The inspector will also check for any signs of damage or wear and tear that could affect the vehicle's performance or safety.
The inspection report will usually include a checklist of items that were inspected, along with notes on any issues that were identified during the inspection. These issues may include problems with the vehicle's brakes, suspension, or steering, as well as issues with the tires or other components.
Once the inspection report is complete, the inspector will typically provide a copy of the report to the vehicle owner, along with any recommendations for repairs or maintenance that may be needed. In some cases, the inspector may also recommend that the vehicle be taken out of service until the necessary repairs are made.
Inspection reports for commercial vehicles are an important tool for ensuring the safety and reliability of these vehicles on the road. By conducting regular inspections and addressing any issues promptly, commercial vehicle owners can help to prevent accidents and ensure that their vehicles are in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.