Iowa DOT shouts out truckers for safety and professionalism

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Iowa DOT Motor Vehicle Enforcement recently took the time to praise truck drivers who passed their Level I inspections with flying colors.

 

On July 15, Iowa DOT took to social media to spread “some positivity and good vibes” by recognizing truckers for their safety and professionalism.

From Iowa DOT:

 

Good afternoon everyone! Today, many of our MVE Officers are spending time conducting level one inspections at scale locations and out on patrol. With that, we wanted to share some positivity and good vibes with you this Friday.

In these photos you will find three professional drivers from two separate inspections. Each inspection resulted in zero violations of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. In return, these drivers received Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance decals for their truck and trailer. It was obvious that these drivers take their safety, and the safety of us all, very seriously.

Thank you to all of the professional drivers out there delivering the goods we need and use every day! In addition, thank you to all of the mechanics as well around the country who keep these trucks moving!



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