April 25, 2025

Commercial vehicle checkpoint results in numerous citations and tows

Steve Smith

Commercial vehicle checkpoint results in numerous citations and tows

A commercial vehicle checkpoint held on April 22, 2025, in Irvine, California, led to numerous inspections and citations.

The details: The checkpoint was managed by the Irvine Police Department (IPD) with support from 14 other agencies across southern California.

In total, there were 87 inspections of commercial vehicles.
65 citations were handed out, though specifics on the violations weren't given.
Ten vehicles were towed from the scene.

What they're saying: "These checkpoints are an essential part of our commitment to roadway safety," IPD stated.

Authorities believe that these efforts help ensure that large vehicles are operating safely. The community can expect more such checkpoints in the future.

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