March 25, 2025

Operation Full House tightens rules for truckers in Arizona

Steve Smith

Operation Full House tightens rules for truckers in Arizona

Arizona's highways are seeing heightened enforcement this week, as a special two-day operation targets commercial vehicles near the California border.

What's happening: "Operation Full House," a coordinated blitz by Arizona law enforcement, runs March 25-26 at the Ehrenberg Port of Entry on I-10.

The aim is zero-tolerance enforcement focusing on motor carrier, vehicle, and driver safety.
Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) is leading the effort, highlighting its commitment to safety and compliance checks.

Context: The operation involves AZDPS Highway Patrol and the Arizona Department of Transportation under the Arizona Commercial Vehicle Safety Partnership.

What's next: The enforcement push is set to conclude by the end of March 26. No major incidents have been reported so far, keeping disruptions minimal for the trucking community.

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