In a recent crackdown on commercial vehicles in Southern California, more than half were cited for various violations.

What happened: The inspection took place on November 12 in Fullerton, California, by a mix of law enforcement agencies.

• Around 59 trucks were checked in one day by the Commercial Enforcement Taskforce.
• 32 citations were handed out, primarily for issues like bad tires, brake problems, and faulty lighting.
• Other offenses included poor load securement and driving without a valid license.

The agencies involved: The operation was a collaborative effort, involving officers from multiple local police departments and the California Highway Patrol.

These inspections are part of ongoing efforts to ensure road safety standards. They highlight the persistent need for proper vehicle maintenance and compliance with regulations.