Two placed out of service during Missouri enforcement effort

Jan 31, 2019

Updated Feb 4, 2019

Two truck drivers and one truck were placed out of service during an enforcement effort conducted by the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Troop D near Springfield, Missouri, Jan. 16-18.

Troopers inspected a total of 70 commercial vehicles during the operation. One truck driver was placed out of service during the Jan. 16 inspection in Greene County. Another truck driver and a truck were placed out of service Jan. 18 during the operation in Jasper County.

Troopers also stopped 59 passenger vehicles during the enforcement.

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Two placed out of service during Missouri enforcement effort

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