A commercial motor vehicle driver pulls into an intermediate rest stop during a long-distance freight trip to perform a mandatory en-route inspection. Place the standard steps for conducting and documenting this safety check in the correct chronological order from first to last.
- 1Park the vehicle safely away from moving traffic, set the parking brakes, shut down the engine, and secure the vehicle keys.
- 2Perform an immediate walk-around to inspect tire condition, check inflation, and feel wheel hubs and brake drums for excessive heat.
- 3Examine coupling devices, air and electrical lines, and cargo tie-downs to verify that no load shifting or slack has developed.
- 4Inspect exterior lamps, turn signals, hazard flashers, and reflective devices to ensure they are clean and operational.
- 5Return to the cab and record the en-route inspection and duty status update in the driver log.
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The correct chronological order is: First, park safely in a designated rest area, set the parking brakes, shut down the engine, and secure the vehicle. Second, immediately check tires and feel wheel hubs and brake drums for excessive heat. Third, examine coupling connections, lines, and cargo tie-downs for shifting or slack. Fourth, inspect exterior lights, signals, and reflectors for cleanliness and operation. Fifth, return to the cab to record the inspection in the driver duty log.
A proper en-route safety stop follows a logical sequence: first immobilizing the vehicle safely off the roadway, immediately checking heat-sensitive running gear while still warm from operation, verifying coupling connections and cargo securement against transit shifting, checking exterior lights and reflectors for visibility, and concluding by recording the inspection stop in the driver's duty record.
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Standard chronological sequence for conducting intermediate en-route vehicle and cargo safety inspections
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