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(a) the lighting devices and reflectors 
(b) the tires 
(c) the coupling devices 
(d) the wheels and rims 
(e) the service brake, including the trailer brake connections 
(f) the parking brake 
(g) the steering mechanism 
(h) the horn 
(i) the windshield wipers 
(j) the rear vision mirrors, and 
(k) the emergency equipment.

Report by driver

4. A driver of a commercial vehicle shall inform the carrier responsible for that vehicle of any defects or deficiency that would affect the safe operation of the vehicle.

There are vehicle inspectors throughout the province who conduct commercial vehicle inspections. Vehicles that do not meet the requirements can be taken out-of-service until the repairs are made. This can also result in fines and points assessed on the Carrier Profile.

Pre-trip inspection for a truck-tractor and semi-trailer

The following detailed pre-trip inspection is a guide for reference only. Check with your employer to determine if the company has its own forms for recording vehicle condition reports.

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