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Tires need to be checked at the beginning of the trip, each<br />time the vehicle is parked, and at the end of the trip.

Tires need to be checked at the beginning of the trip, each
time the vehicle is parked, and at the end of the trip.

Tank truck drivers need to understand the correct way to perform pretrip, en route, and post-trip inspections. They also need to know how to prepare a vehicle inspection report.Checking the glad hands and air lines is an important part of the inspection process.Tires need to be checked at the beginning of the trip, each<br />time the vehicle is parked, and at the end of the trip.
Drivers need to pay attention to tire condition and take care to note any damage.Fire extinguishers are part of the emergency equipment that must be checked during vehicle inspections.It’s a good idea to visually check the fuel during the pretrip<br />inspection.

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Driver Inspection of cargo tank motor vehicles.

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